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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 […]
According to the American Institute of Stress, approximately 77% of people experience anxiety that affects their physical health and 73% of people reported that stress impacts their mental health. If you are experiencing chronic anxiety and are continuing to search for a treatment that works for you, then a stellate ganglion block may be the
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Approximately 8 million adults in the United States suffer from PTSD symptoms. Successful treatment of PTSD varies from cognitive behavior therapy (CBT) to eye movement desensitization and reprocessing (EMDR). More recently, there have been multiple medical studies completed that show that an SGB has significant long-term effectiveness in the treatment of PTSD. Discussed below are
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If you are searching for long-term pain relief then a doctor may have suggested a medial branch nerve block as a treatment plan for your joint pain. One of the most commonly asked questions is does a medial branch nerve block hurt? What are Medial Branch Nerves? The medial branch nerves are the nerves that
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Do you experience chronic headaches and migraines and feel like you’ve tried every tip, trick, and trend possible? If so, then you may want to speak with your doctor about an occipital nerve block. An occipital nerve block is a medical procedure where a doctor injects a combination of anesthetic and steroid anti-inflammatory medication into
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The medial branch nerves are nerves that send out pain signals from the facet joints to the brain. A facet joint connects two or more bones. In the spine, the joints connecting each vertebra are facet joints; oftentimes, these joints are the source of back pain. One of the most common type of treatment is
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The medial branch nerves are the nerves that send out pain signals from the facet joints to the brain. A facet joint connects two or more bones. In the spine, the joints connecting each vertebra are facet joints; oftentimes, these joints are the source of back pain. What is Medial Branch Nerve Block? A medial
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Sports medicine specialists have reported that 20% of athletes have missed a practice or game due to a hamstring injury. Of all hamstring injuries, nearly 18% were recurring injuries. Hamstring strains are one of the most common injuries that medical professionals treat. Today, we are going to discuss what the hamstring is, its causes and
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The shoulder is a ball and socket joint where your upper arm bones (humerus), shoulder blades (scapula), and collarbone (clavicle) meet. Each shoulder is held in place by a group of soft tissues called the rotator cuff. The rotator cuff consists of muscles and tendons that cover and protect the upper arm bones. This allows
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The shoulder is a ball and socket joint where your upper arm bones (humerus), shoulder blades (scapula), and collarbone (clavicle) meet. Each shoulder is held in place by a group of soft tissues that consist of muscles and tendons called the rotator cuff. The rotator cuff covers and protects the upper arm bones and allows
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