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Degenerative Disc Disease: What It Looks Like on a Scan and What You Can Do About It
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“Degenerative Disc Disease.”The name alone sounds alarming. If you’ve seen it on your MRI or X-ray report, you’re not alone i see it regularly on my patients scans —and you’re definitely not doomed. In this blog, we’ll explain what degenerative disc disease actually is, how it shows up on scans, and—most importantly—what you can do…
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What Role Does Weight Management Play in Reducing Knee Arthritis Symptoms?
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Introduction If you’re living with knee arthritis and carrying extra weight, you’ve probably heard how important weight loss is for easing joint pain. But what’s often left out of that conversation is how incredibly hard it can be to lose weight—especially when you’re already in pain, your mobility is limited, and even walking can be…
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Why Your Plantar Fasciitis Isn’t Healing – And What Most Advice Misses
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Still dealing with heel pain, despite doing all the “right” things? You’ve tried resting, stretching, maybe even rolling your foot on a frozen water bottle. And yet, the heel pain keeps returning. If that sounds familiar, you’re not alone. The term plantar fasciitis is widely used — but it isn’t entirely accurate. Most long-term heel…
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How Does Cold and Heat Therapy Help Relieve Knee Arthritis Pain?
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Introduction Knee arthritis can be extremely painful, but thankfully, there are various non-invasive methods available to help manage the discomfort. Cold and heat therapy are two simple yet highly effective treatments for relieving knee arthritis pain. In this blog, we’ll explore how both types of therapy work, when to use them, and how they can…
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Preventing and Managing Golfer’s Elbow with Ergonomic Equipment
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Introduction Golfer’s elbow, or medial epicondylitis, is a common overuse injury affecting the inner part of the elbow. While it’s often associated with golf, it can also develop from repetitive gripping, lifting, and wrist flexion in activities like weightlifting, carpentry, and even prolonged computer use. The good news? Small ergonomic adjustments can make a big…
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Shoes That Might Be Making Your Plantar Fascia Pain Worse
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When it comes to plantar fascia pain, your shoes can either help you recover or keep you stuck in a cycle of pain. And while many people focus on stretches and ice, they often overlook one of the simplest but most important factors: what’s under your feet all day. Let’s start with a quick note:…
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Plantar Fasciitis or Fat Pad Syndrome? How to Tell the Difference
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Heel pain can be tricky — here’s how to get clarity Heel pain is incredibly common, and most people (and even many health professionals) automatically assume it must be plantar fasciitis. But that’s not always the case. Before we dive in, it’s worth noting that the term plantar fasciitis is commonly used, but not always…
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Can Barefoot Shoes Help Plantar Fasciitis Pain?
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Plantar fasciitis is one of the most common causes of heel and foot pain. If you’ve struggled with that first-step pain in the morning, you know how debilitating it can be. Many people are now turning to barefoot shoes as a possible solution — but do they really help? In this blog, we’ll look at…
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The Worst Sleeping Positions for Back Pain – And How to Fix Them
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A restful night’s sleep can feel impossible when you have back pain, but what if your sleep position is part of the problem? Many people unknowingly sleep in ways that put unnecessary strain on their spine, leading to stiffness and discomfort in the morning. The good news? A few simple adjustments can make all the…
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Everyday Habits That Could Be Making Your Tennis Elbow Worse (And How to Fix Them!)
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Introduction: Could Your Daily Routine Be Causing More Harm Than Good? You’ve probably heard that rest is important for healing, but did you know that some everyday habits could actually be making your tennis elbow worse—without you realising it? Whether it’s the way you hold your phone, work at a desk, or even the exercises…
Is Your Posture Causing You Pain?