Metastatic Bone Disease (aka Mets) or "Secondaries." Are the most common malignant bone neoplasms affecting the spine, aka spinal neoplasms (>70%) and the rest of the skeleton in adults. 5-Primaries… Read More
The hip is commonly described as a "ball-and-socket" type joint. In a healthy hip, the ball at the top end of the thighbone, or femur, should fit firmly into the… Read More
Hip pain is a well-known health issue which can be caused by a wide array of problems, however, the site of the patient's hip pain can provide valuable information regarding… Read More
The workstation is one of the most damaging places you can spend your day when it comes to your spine. Office chairs are not designed to promote good posture or… Read More
Every new parent has experienced a fussy baby with colic – some more often than others. It is always the same, though, an inconsolable baby and frustrated, frazzled parents who… Read More
Achondroplasia is a genetic disorder that leads to dwarfism. In those with the condition, the legs and arms are short, while the chest is generally of regular length. Those affected… Read More
There is no denying that water is an integral part of good health. Dehydration can cause problems with skin, digestion, and organ function. It can cause leg and foot cramps… Read More
Yoga has long been touted as a healing activity that extends beyond its known fitness benefits. It can help alleviate depression, relieve stress, and decrease anxiety as well as tighten… Read More
Spondylolisthesis develops when the vertebrae of the spine shift forward over the vertebrae beneath it. Spondylolisthesis can be categorized as: congenital spondylolisthesis, meaning the disorder is present at birth; isthmic… Read More
Everyone knows that exercise is great for overall wellness, better health, and a healthy body. Many chiropractors will often recommend regular exercise to their patients who need to lose weight,… Read More
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