Treatment Options For Failed Back Surgery Syndrome

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Back Surgery Syndrome

Back pain causes disability, discomfort, and debilitating pain to 80 percent of the American population. While acute pain usually subsides within three months in most cases, many people have to undergo more serious medical procedures to relieve their symptoms.

Understanding Cervicogenic Headaches

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Cervicogenic Headaches

Globally, 47 percent of the population suffers from headaches. This disabling pain ranges from general headaches and migraine to tension headaches and chronic daily headaches. An estimated 15–20 percent of people between the ages of 20 and 59 experience cervicogenic headaches. Cervicogenic headaches are a type of referred pain which means that the pain feels as though… Read more »

Lifestyle Changes That Can Help You Manage Neck Pain

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Lifestyle Changes That Can Help You Manage Neck Pain

Degenerative disc diseases, traumatic injuries, and poor posture can contribute to excruciating neck pain. The Centers for Disease Control and Prevention reported that over 50 percent of Americans suffer from musculoskeletal pain disorders, almost 18 percent of whom experience neck pain.

Can Electrical Stimulation Help People With Spinal Cord Injuries?

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Spinal Cord Injuries

The spinal cord is a cylindrical structure that transmits sensory and motor information to and from your brain to the rest of your body. When this vital part of your central nervous system is injured—due to trauma, compression, or a loss of regular blood flow—it has detrimental effects on the rest of your body.

4 Signs of A Pinched Nerve You Shouldn’t Ignore

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Pinched Nerve

Your spinal cord is a key component of your central nervous system. Through it, the nerves carry important impulses to and from the rest of your body. Pinched nerves may occur due to a variety of reasons but they can cause considerable damage if left untreated.