Articles, tagged with "nerve root", page 3
07th December 2010
Persistent or Chronic back discomfort is a pain which usually has been persistent for more than 3 months. The majority of my patients have sometimes experimented with various treatments with no results, or perhaps have decided to use the "wait and see" st...
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Author:
Logan Best
26th October 2010
Tens units are the most used modality outside a pain clinic for pain relief, interferential the most used inside the clinic, however both modalities operate on similar pain relief principles. That overriding principle is the use of positive or negative ...
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Author:
Bob Johnson
12th October 2010
Chiropractors are known to treat musculoskeletal problems and improve one’s overall health through manipulation of the spine, which they believe affects a person’s nervous system. Though some chiropractors rely on traditional methods in treating their pat...
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Author:
Barbara Yost
22nd September 2010
Use of massage in cervical spondylosis
A) Characteristic signs and symptoms of cervical spondylosis:
1. It is a degenerative condition of cervical spine and is universal in elderly.
2. There is degeneration of inter-vertebral disc and secondary o...
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Author:
holistic
17th September 2010
It is a fact that people today lead more active lifestyles compared to the previous decades; there is a faster pace in people’s activities. While this faster pace empowers people to do more, this also means that people become more susceptible to body pain...
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Author:
Casey L.
16th August 2010
If you have been suffering from back pain for a long time and are not considered a fit candidate for surgery, you may think that you will have to depend on medicines and physical therapy for the rest of your life.
But thanks to advanced medical proced...
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Author:
Ronsmith009
13th August 2010
Many of the nerves of the spine are in the facet joints, the two interlocking \'fingers\' at the back of each spinal bone - vertebra. The normally smooth surfaces on which these joints glide, can become rough, irritated, inflamed and sore.
Surgical tre...
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Author:
Ed Owens
09th August 2010
Obesity is fast becoming an epidemic and a thing of great concern in many parts of the world and according to statistics, it has been over time resulted into back pain. Less than four months ago, the United States army hierarchy reported bitterly of the i...
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Author:
jeleyinte
09th August 2010
Numerous so named authorities in this topic claim it comes from unknown etiology, but existing investigation shows appear proof supporting the following etiologies: serotonin deficiency postulated since most affected individuals impacted by PMS have diffe...
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Author:
Craig Allison
03rd August 2010
Apparently, the law in Minnesota has language that specifies that chiropractic caution is only for "human spines". Nonetheless, in Wisconsin there is certainly no such language inside law, which then permits people trained in animal chiropractic to treatm...
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Author:
Jonas Pollard
23rd July 2010
One of the more common and serious causes of back pain is a slipped or herniated disc. In truth, discs in your back can't "slip" but Dr. David Nygaard, founder of Atlas Family Chiropractic in Asheville, North Carolina explains that they can bulge or prot...
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Author:
Robert Palmer
08th July 2010
Acute lower back pain is a common concern of people, affecting up to 80% of the American population. Around 50% experience more than one episode of back pain. Acute lower back pain is not considered a disease. It is rather a symptom that occurs from diffe...
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Author:
Janet_Dawson
01st July 2010
Scar tissue is dead fibrotic tissue that is also called an adhesion. It typically forms in tendons, ligaments, muscles, joints and fascia. Surgery, injury and repetitive motion are the leading causes of scar tissue. When a muscle, ligament or a tendon is ...
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Author:
Ronsmith509
22nd June 2010
Back and neck pain is becoming a rising problem in developed countries owing to today's lifestyle. It is estimated that Americans spend at least $50 billion each year on low back pain, the most common cause of job-related disability and a leading contribu...
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Author:
Indicure
23rd May 2010
Cervical
Overview
The Cervical Spine
The human spine is divided into three sections:
1. the cervical spine or neck (which is made up of 7 vertebrae)
2. the thoracic spine (which is made up of 12 vertebrae)
3. the lumbar ...
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Wecare Health Services