joint pain

Back health is directly related to overall health.  Postural and spinal analysis can uncover underlying vertebral dysfunction that can alter many important bodily functions by affecting the nervous system and causing a skeletal imbalance. All of these conditions can cause pain or lower resistance to...

2020 is around the corner and it’s time to set some goals for better back health. Many patients think major changes need to happen to have better back health. However, it only takes small changes throughout your day to be healthier and have less back...

Diabetes is characterized by problems with insulin and blood sugar, but it also has links with two types of arthritis. Diabetes affects your joints in other ways as well because it causes joint and nerve damage. Learn more about the connection between diabetes and your...

Your body’s joints act as hinges so you can walk, wave at a friend, or swing a baseball bat with ease. However, even these simple activities become difficult or impossible if your joints are injured, swollen, or infected. If you have already ruled out arthritis...

Suffering from joint pain? Your pain and inflammation could be caused by osteoarthritis, rheumatoid arthritis, strains, sprains, injuries, bursitis, gout and more. Your joints connect the bones together in your body through the help of ligaments and tendons. When these joints are out of line...

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