Since the mind and body work together, it is no wonder that chronic back pain creates a number of unwanted emotions. Frustration, stress, resentment, anger, and despondency are just a few emotions that can become overwhelming. The combination of back […]
There’s nothing like the thrill of a road trip as a quick getaway from the stress of everyday life. However, you may not be able to escape occasional back pain, especially if you plan to do a lot of driving. […]
Spinal stenosis is the narrowing of the spinal canal that occurs during the aging process or as a result of injury to the vertebrae. The decrease in available space along the spine is caused by arthritic changes, the development of […]
Exercise is an important component in leading a healthy lifestyle, and people with spinal deformities can reap the benefits of engaging in regular, physical activity. When starting a new exercise plan, there are a few guidelines that individuals with spinal […]
As nice as a professional massage can be, it’s not always something you can easily squeeze into your busy schedule or something everyone can afford on a regular basis. However, spine surgeons in Los Angeles note, you can still effectively […]
Whether you prefer Beethoven or Taylor Swift, there’s evidence to suggest that the music you like may work as a non-surgical spine therapy to help you manage your chronic pain. The concept of using music to soothe patients isn’t new–it’s […]
New recommendations for how sports-related spine injuries are treated, especially among high school and college athletes, calls for a change in procedure coupled with more rigorous standards. The most striking recommendation from the National Athletic Trainers’ Association centers around the […]
Minimally invasive spinal surgery is an operative procedure that is characterized by the use of a small incision and a laparoscopic device. The laparoscope is placed into the incision and allows the physician to view the operative site and insert […]
More and more individuals today spend most of their working hours at a desk in front of a computer. Prolonged sitting and holding the head forward in order to view a monitor screen often result in chronic neck and back […]