Most likely, everyone reading this article has had a headache at one time or another. The American Headache Society reports that nearly 40% of the population suffers from episodic headaches each year. 3% of the population have chronic tension-type headaches. The United States Department of Health and Human Services estimates that 29.5 million Americans experience […]
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Low back pain (LBP) can arise from discs, nerves, joints, and the surrounding soft tissues. To simplify the task of determining “What is causing my Low Back Pain?” the Quebec Task Force recommends that LBP be divided into three main categories. 1) Mechanical low back pain; 2) Nerve root-related back pain, and 3) Pathology or
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For those who have carpal tunnel syndrome (CTS), it’s no surprise that CTS is frequently most expressive during the night, often to the point of interrupting sleep and/or making it difficult to fall back to sleep. So why is that? Bed Time CTS Symptoms The primary reason for nighttime CTS symptoms has to do with
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