by spinedoctors | Mar 2, 2018 | Cohort Studies, Research Studies
Herniated discs are a debilitating condition characterized by pain, numbness and weakness in one or more limbs. While some people may experience no pain at all, those that do may often wish for fast pain relief to avoid long periods of sick leave from their jobs. Many...
by Dr. Alex Jimenez | Mar 1, 2018 | Anatomy, Cohort Studies
The autonomic concomitants of cervical pathomechanics
(the posterior cervical sympathetic syndrome) have been
widely reported. The literature documenting the autonomic
manifestations of thoracic and lumbar articular dysfunctions
has not been as extensive. The...
by spinedoctors | Mar 1, 2018 | Clinical Success Story, Cohort Studies, Research Studies
A herniated disc is typically a very painful condition, especially if the inner gel-like substance of the intervertebral disc, known as the nucleus pulposus, pushes through the thick, outer ring of cartilage and puts pressure on the sensitive nerves of the spine....
by spinedoctors | Feb 28, 2018 | Clinical Success Story, Cohort Studies, Migraine, Randomized Controlled Trial
One of the most prevalent causes of lower back pain and sciatica may be due to the compression of the nerve roots in the low back from a lumbar herniated disc, or a ruptured disc in the lumbar spine. Common symptoms of lumbar herniated discs include varying...
