Dealing with Back Pain in the Summer Heat
The summer is finally here - a time to enjoy friends, family, and the beautiful warm weather. Unfortunately, hot summer months can take a toll on back and neck pain, increasing already bothersome symptoms.
The summer is finally here - a time to enjoy friends, family, and the beautiful warm weather. Unfortunately, hot summer months can take a toll on back and neck pain, increasing already bothersome symptoms.
Did you know that men often avoid seeing a doctor when they require medical attention? This June, we celebrate Men's Health Month; a great reminder for men to take charge of health and wellness.
With May being Arthritis Awareness Month, we raise awareness about this painful condition that affects 58 million Americans.1 Arthritis of the spine can take a toll on the body with nagging pain in your neck and back.
April marks National Stress Awareness Month; a time to reflect on our stress levels for better health. However, did you know that stress can affect back pain? When we experience stress, our body releases hormones – chemicals that impact the function of our organs, like our kidneys and adrenal glands.
Research in healthcare is an important tool to educate providers on the best possible treatment options today. Research studies educate physicians on improved protocols, procedures, and use of advanced technology. Spinal research can lead to improved outcomes and the development of new treatments options.