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When your back is aching, the right shoes can make all the difference. Whether you’re walking around the block or running errands, proper footwear helps reduce strain on your back and improve comfort. Here are my go-to walking shoes for achy backs, and why they work: 1. Brooks Addiction Walker 2 These shoes are specifically…
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If you’ve had an MRI or X-ray and been told, “It’s just wear and tear,” or “Your spine looks fine,”—you might have felt frustrated, confused, or even dismissed. Or maybe you’ve had the opposite:Your scan shows disc degeneration, bulging discs, or arthritis… and suddenly you’re terrified. But here’s the truth:Scans don’t always tell the full…
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Back pain can be scary—especially when an MRI shows a disc bulge or protrusion. The words alone can sound serious. But the truth? Most disc bulges are not dangerous, and many people have them without even knowing. In this blog, we’ll walk through: What Is a Disc Bulge? Your spine is made of vertebrae with…
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Healing is a journey that’s as much about what we let go of as it is about what we embrace. While we often focus on the physical aspects of recovery—such as exercise, therapy, or medication—mental and emotional healing are just as crucial. When we choose to release what no longer serves us, whether physically or…
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If you’ve been told you have facet joint arthritis in your spine, you might be wondering: The good news is—there’s a lot you can do to manage it, ease discomfort, and move well again. Let’s break it down What Are Facet Joints? Facet joints are the small joints at the back of your spine that…
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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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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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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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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:…
Is Your Posture Causing You Pain?