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In honor of Arthritis Awareness Month, let’s explore the many outstanding benefits of physical therapy for arthritic pain and mobility issues.

A damaged or dysfunctional nervous system can lead to neuropathic pain, a specific type of nerve pain that can be widespread and complicated to treat. Review your treatment options in this guide.

As one of the most common reasons for missed work, back pain can keep you behind on your responsibilities. If you deal with back pain, watch out for these common signs of a herniated disc.

Your neck houses your cervical spine, which consists of seven vertebrae, part of your spinal cord, and various nerve bundles. Pain originating in this region may not be your only symptom.

Getting older means becoming more mindful of your behaviors that are harming your health. Find out if any of your tendencies are causing or worsening your back pain.

You had back surgery to address persistent pain, but your pain continues long after your recovery. What’s causing your back pain problems after surgery, and what can you do to find relief? Read on to learn more.

Carpal Tunnel Syndrome is a common condition that most people are familiar with. Carpal Tunnel Syndrome causes numbness, tingling, and other sensations throughout the hand, wrist, and arm when the median nerve receives pressure.

Apprehension about post-surgical pain is a common concern for many patients. There are worries about pain medications, dependency, recovery time, and comfort.

Osteoarthritis is the most common type of arthritis, otherwise known as degenerative joint disease (DJD). This condition affects millions of people globally and it is most commonly diagnosed in the hands, knees, hips, and spine.

Sacroiliac Joint Pain, otherwise known as SI Joint Pain, most commonly presents as lower back pain or leg pain; in fact, it’s estimated that the SI Joint is responsible for 15-30% of lower back pain cases today.