Diagnosing back pain that is caused by stress might be a little challenging. Your physician will first need to rule out any other […]

  Life is busy, and many of us forget to stop and smell the roses. Stress can build up in a variety of […]

The spinal discs in your back are round in diameter and flat.  They are securely attached to the vertebrae on either side of […]

While current practices suggest prolonged nonsurgical treatments for sciatica, some doctors are wondering if there is a better way.  Many medical professionals wonder […]

Once you have determined that the pain you are dealing from is the result of coccydnia (tailbone pain), it is important to seek […]

  Coccydnia is the proper term for what we call tailbone pain. You might find yourself with this diagnosis when you are suffering […]

The last blog post discussed lateral herniated discs that occur in the thoracic spine, as well as the causes behind thoracic herniated discs. […]

Your thoracic spine is located in your upper middle back. In between the thoracic vertebrae are 11 spinal discs. A thoracic disc herniation […]

Some of the most interesting advancements in this decade are related to modern medicine and chronic pain. This blog post will discuss the […]

If you are experiencing chronic pain on a regular basis, you should know that it is not a simple sensation. The pain that […]