In many working individuals with back pain, how does non-surgical decompression achieve pain reduction to the intervertebral disc in pain management? Introduction Low back pain…
In many inviduals with low back pain, how does spinal decompression and inversion therapy reduce nerve entrapment? Introduction Low back pain is a common problem…
How does non-surgical spinal decompression compare with traditional surgery to improve sensory abnornalities for individuals with herniated discs? Introduction The spinal column provides flexibility and…
Introduction The human body has various muscle groups, tendons, ligaments, and spinal structures that allow mobility, standing upright, and performing daily activities without discomfort. The spinal…
Introduction Lower back pain is a common problem that affects many people worldwide. It can hinder individuals from engaging in physical activities or working on important projects. Failure to…
Introduction Low back pain is a common issue worldwide that can cause individuals to miss work and require emergency care. This type of pain occurs in…
Introduction Many people experience pain daily at some point in their lives. The causes of pain can vary from person to person and can be…
Introduction The human body has muscles surrounding and protecting the spine to prevent pain and disability. The spine is divided into three sections in the body: cervical,…
Introduction The spine is essential for maintaining our upright posture and allowing us to move without pain. The cervical, thoracic, and lumbar sections support different body areas.…
Introduction One of the most prevalent types of pain worldwide is lumbar back pain, which affects many people and can be costly. This type of pain…
Introduction When it comes to our muscles, many of us often don’t stretch each muscle group at least two to three times per week. From…
A joint is where two bones meet. The two sacroiliac or SI joints connect the spine, pelvis, and hips. This strong joint balances and transmits…
The lumbar/low back muscles support the upper body’s weight and are involved in moving, twisting, bending, pushing, pulling, and reaching. These repetitive actions can result…
Introduction The human body has numerous musculoskeletal muscles that allow the host to do various movements without pain or discomfort. Each muscle group has tendons, muscles, ligaments,…
Introduction Every day, the body is in constant rest or active motion when needed, from working to exercising and getting adequate rest to repeat the…
Prolonged standing can cause the pelvis to push backward, increasing the curve of the lower back/lumbar region. This increased pressure on the soft tissues surrounding…
Introduction When everyday factors affect how many of us function, our back muscles begin to suffer. The back muscles in the cervical, thoracic, and lumbar section surround…