Whether it’s a dull ache, a stabbing sensation or something in between, back pain can be very debilitating. It can originate from injury, a job that puts constant strain on the back, even a heavy purse or backpack. Don’t accept
Dr. Ira Fox’s Advice: Reduce and Eradicate Pain Through Interventional Techniques
The medical community and the community at large have come to expect sound wisdom from Dr. Ira Fox. This month’s Lifestyle Magazine – Estate issue – features an important advice column from Dr. Fox. He discusses various ways that interventional
FHIcommunications: Intrathecal Pumps and Battle Against Spasticity and Pain
What is Vertebroplasty?
Patients with spinal fractures from osteoporosis or cancer have seen dramatic improvement with a procedure called Vertebroplasty. MedicineNet defines Vertebroplasty as “a nonsurgical method for repairing osteoporosis back fractures such as vertebral compression fractures.” The procedure is non-surgical and involves
Spine-Health: Chronic Pain Control Techniques
Pain is a cry for help – your body asking you to pay attention. Ignoring pain – “I can tolerate it” – won’t make it go away. When you’re in pain, you need to take action. The first step in
Back Pain is Everywhere
According to reports, 100 million Americans suffer from chronic pain. Back pain is the number one cause of disability for people under 45. There are various methods to combat it – from painkillers and medicine to surgery and holistic treatments.
Spine-Health: Neck Exercises for Neck Pain
A recent Spine-Health article discusses the benefits of neck exercises to relieve neck pain and stress. There are a variety of ways for people to stretch and strengthen their neck to help take the pressure off. It can also help
Fact Based Health Journal: Interventional Pain Management Physicians Help Arthritis Sufferers Find Relief
People who live with chronic arthritis pain are often skeptical when they are told that their pain can be reduced or even eliminated. “I’ve tried everything!” they claim – and many have. It is now 2014, and with the help of
The Wall Street Journal: Why Women Are Living in the Discomfort Zone
More than 100 million American adults live with chronic pain. Why is it that women experience it more than men? Click here to read an article from The Wall Street Journal that discusses some of the major factors. The physicians
