Introduction:Living with chronic pain can be an incredibly challenging experience, both physically and emotionally, for the individuals enduring it. As a compassionate caregiver, understanding the complexities of chronic pain and providing support can make a tremendous difference in the lives of those affected. This blog post aims to equip friends, family members, and caregivers with … Read more
Living with chronic pain can be an overwhelming and isolating experience. It often affects every aspect of a person’s life, from their physical well-being to their mental and emotional health. Support groups can play a crucial role in helping patients navigate this challenging journey by providing a sense of community, sharing practical advice, and offering … Read more
Ankylosing Spondylitis is a very dangerous whose symptoms are very similar to other diseases. Vigilance is very important in order to avoid any suffering that could have been avoided earlier. It is a very bad disease whose effects are in many forms making it difficult to determine if you are suffering from it. Many people … Read more
Radiculopathy is actually a general term referring to nerve pain or weakness or numbness and other sensations. It can be caused by nerve impingement, damage and sometimes, rarely, metabolic disorders within the nerve cells. More often it is caused by damage or impingement. Impingement means the nerve is pinched by bones, inflammation or muscles or … Read more
It is easy to dismiss upper back pain, pain between the shoulder blades, as just a consequence of working too hard and straining something. This is often a fair assumption, and pain may simply be a result of overexertion and poor posture. However, upper back pain an also be a clue that something more serious … Read more
You know you have a shooting pain in your spine, but what’s now important is to figure out what’s causing it. It can be near impossible to treat or manage pain properly if you don’t know why it’s happening. Sometimes it can be tempting to just go with the first answer you can find, whether … Read more
The seven vertebrae running through the neck between the head and the chest make up the cervical spine, and cervical spinal stenosis is the narrowing of the spinal canal in this part of the backbone. The spinal canal houses the bundle of nerves called the spinal cord. This collection of nerves allows us to feel, … Read more
