Articles tagged with Orthopedics
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Living With Pain Relievers is Not Entirely Pain-Free
Patient-Friendly Are you dependent upon pain relievers to perform daily tasks? Untreated chronic pain can have dangerous physical and emotional consequences.
Increase or Be Satisfied With Your Height
Patient-Friendly Whether you are tall or vertically challenged, you adapt to daily challenges. Some go further and surgically increase height.
Sacral Dysfunction Affects More Than Your Back
Patient-Friendly Most men boast about their virility to the point of exaggeration. This makes the conversation about impotence difficult.
Alternatives to Knee Replacement
Patient-Friendly It is tempting to beg a doctor to remove aching by any means possible. Any discomfort felt prior to surgery is multiplied during rehabilitation.
Can Vertical Disc Herniation Cause Pain?
Oncologists Historically considered clinically insignificant, Schmorl’s nodes can be an active symptom or cause of pain in some patients.
Could You Have A Spinal Bone Infection?
Patient-Friendly Pyogenic spondylitis is a rare life-threatening condition primarily affecting adults in their fifties to be distinguished from vertebral cancers.
Your Life May Depend Upon Your Chair
Educational Learn health benefits of ergonomic seating, which chair has best warranty, and how to refurbish a broken one.
Benefits of Dynamic MRI
Patient-Friendly Most static radiology does not capture variable pressure points. Subsequent viewers of front-facing spinal images may lack the context of the amount of pressure that exerts pain.
Why Your Butt’s in Danger
Patient-Friendly Industry has advanced on the buttocks of graphic artists, programmers, truck drivers and office workers who sacrifice their rears with irreparable harm.
Why Your Coccydynia is a Pain in the Butt
Patient-Friendly Considering it immovable anatomy, most doctors receive little training for tailbone injuries. These treatments should be performed by specialists.
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