One of the most common complaints that bring patients to doctors’ offices is lower back pain. Of course, it comes with no surprise since most people, at least in the US, live sedentary lifestyles. Even those who exercise after work or on the weekends are still sitting...
Frequent flyer programs are tempting. Cheap tickets and perks here and there are good but back pain, neck pain, headaches, sciatica-like problems, and tension in the back certainly is not one of them! There was a time that we talked about work behind the desk as the...
Most people with ankle pain, knee pain, lower back pain, and foot pain notice their pain when walking or running. While direct impact injuries can cause the pain, in most cases, the site of pain is not the source of the problem. That is what this blog is all about....
You may have heard of the terms spinal manipulation, chiropractic adjustment, and spinal mobilization but what is the difference? Why is one performed over the other? What conditions require mobilization vs adjustment and who is the right doctor to perform these...
The shoulder joint is one of the most commonly injured extremity joints I treat in my practice. And unlike what many people think, it’s not just an athlete’s problem. Yes, I see rock climbers, weight lifters, and other active individuals with shoulder pain, but I also...
