 Category: Pain Management
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[ 2009-09-24 ]
There are many dissimilar potential causes for joint pain and these include infection, accidents, crystals in the joint, inflammation and articular cartilage damage. The medical history and joint examination are the strongest guides to establishing a degree of difference diagnosis and once a temporary decision about the likely cause has been made then laboratory investigations can be useful to confirm or disprove this. by David Ravech Ravech
[ 2009-09-11 ]
The arm pain from nerve root compression in the neck is often described as unbearably severe and can make a patient feel they would like the arm to be cut off. by good evening
[ 2009-08-04 ]
As I was searching for more information on varicose veins’ cure, I sat on the swivel chair in front of the PC in a relaxed but poised position: upright with my right leg over my left leg. What I thought of as a comfortable sitting position could have led me to get more of the unwanted varicose veins. by Dr. Maria
[ 2009-01-28 ]
There is absolutely no doubt in the fact that you can easily find lots of stressed-out people around you. The desire to do well in life is really driving people to the level of insanity. All these desires and efforts eventually lead to depression and stress. by Fred Salomon
[ 2009-01-02 ]
Shin Splints consists in a throbbing pain in the front leg area below the knee caused by damage to the posterior peroneal tendon. The consequent inflammation arises in the front or inside section of the tibia. In most cases, shin pain in runners is a product of intense physical activity like jumping, running or playing active sports; shin pain in runners can require an extended period of time to improve. by peter hutch
[ 2008-12-15 ]
The knee is the largest joint in the human body, and it's used on a daily basis. Most of us take our knees for granted, and it's not until something goes wrong with them that we take a moment, pause and realize just how much we actually need our knees. by John Scott
[ 2008-11-28 ]
The article looks at the results of a survey published in August’s edition of Pain which finds that some 10 million Americans take an opioid painkiller every week. by David Ravech Ravech
[ 2008-11-27 ]
Complex regional pain syndrome (CRPS), fibromyalgia syndrome (FMS) and chronic widespread pain (CWP) are typical pain syndromes. Physiotherapy is one option that can be taken to fix the problems. by David Ravech Ravech
[ 2008-11-18 ]
Falls on an outstretched hand (FOOSH) are a very common injury and often cause a fracture of the end of the forearm bones, a fracture routinely known as a wrist or colles fracture. Physiotherapy can help with rehabilitation and pain management of the fracture. by David Ravech Ravech
[ 2008-11-17 ]
A forceful incident is normally required to fracture the humerus (Shoulder bone), Physiotherapy can help manage the pain using different techniques. 65 years old is the peak incidence for fractured shoulder and if younger patients suffer this fracture the likely cause will involve high forces such as traffic accidents or sports injury. by herbal remedies
[ 2008-11-15 ]
Constant repetition of certain physical movements can lead to the stress of the musculoskeletal system. These repetitive movements include movements like typing which can stress the hands, wrists, elbows, shoulders, the neck as well as the back. by David Ravech Ravech
[ 2008-11-13 ]
In the back the nerve roots exit the spinal cord through a small area where they can become compromised by a disc prolapse causing nerve inflammation or nerve compression, leading to sciatica. Physiotherapy can be the key to determining the underlying causes of the problem.
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