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The rotator cuff is a group of muscles and tendons that surround the shoulder joint. It plays a vital role in stabilizing the shoulder and allowing for its full range of motion. However, rotator cuff tears are a common source of shoulder pain and functional limitations. Traditional treatment options for rotator cuff tears include physical […]
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Herniated discs, a prevalent source of considerable pain and inconvenience, substantially impede one’s daily life. Traditionally, treatments for herniated discs were primarily focused on non-invasive techniques, like physical therapy, pain medications, and epidural steroid injections. But now, the Arizona Pain and Spine Institute, widely recognized for its medical innovations, introduces a game-changing solution with stem
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Back and neck pain are two of the most common injuries after a car crash. There are many different injuries that can be caused by a car accident. Many of them will result in neck or back pain. Leaving the symptoms untreated for too long can cause chronic pain or worsening pain. It’s important to
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Pain may exist on its own and may just be managed with rest and self-care. It may also be symptom of an underlying health issue and indicative of something more serious. This is why it is important to take note of other associated symptoms, if any. You must also be cautious about how long you
General pain, according to International Association for the Study of Pain, is any unpleasant sensory and emotional experience. It is associated with either actual or potential tissue damage. Unlike specific pain, general pain is not limited to one area of the body. It may affect various body parts at a time. Pain is associated with
Ancient Chinese Treatments for Modern-Day Pain Pain medications, prescription or otherwise, are effective at relieving pain. Unfortunately, this relief comes at a cost. For most pain medications, long-term use results in several consequences. Side effects, tolerance, dependency, and even addiction all become risks when medications alone are used to mask chronic pain. For this reason, alternative
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TENS Machines can offer a safe, inexpensive, and simple method of relieving lower back pain. They provide relief from both acute and chronic pain without medication or surgery. TENs are easy to use and can even be operated from home. Read the article to learn how you can use a TENS unit to treat lower
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Dehydration may seem like a minor problem, but it can actually be the case behind more significant health concerns. Dehydration can lead to back pain, muscle cramping, and other issues. Wondering if your back pain might be from dehydration? Here’s everything you need to know about how and why dehydration can lead to back pain.
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One thing about pain is that it is complex. As such, there is no single treatment for all kinds of pain. The type of pain, its underlying cause and severity are just some of the factors to be considered in determining the appropriate treatment. There are many treatment options for pain. This includes pain therapy. Learn more
Each kind of pain requires different treatment. This is because pain is complex. It may be minor or may be serious, acute or chronic. There are pain that normally goes away on its own after a few days of rest, and there are those that require immediate medical attention. For this reason, it is important