Cervical spondylosis (CS) is another term for osteoarthritis (OA) of the neck. It is a common, age-related condition that you will probably develop if you live long enough. If you suffered a neck injury as a youth, it can develop within five to ten years of the injury. It is basically caused by the “wear […]
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One of the most common causes of shoulder pain is a rotator cuff (RC) tear. To determine just how common this is, one study looked at a population of 683 people regardless of if they had shoulder complaints or not. There were 229 males and 454 females for a total of 1,366 shoulders. (The participants’
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Previously, we discussed how herniated disks can resorb all by themselves, especially large herniated disks. But what about a damaged nerve—can it self-repair too? It’s important to realize that damage can occur when enough pressure applies to any living tissue. The anatomy of our nerves includes many micro-structures such as the blood vessels. Blood vessels
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