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Everything You Need to Know About Sciatica
Sciatica Symptoms, Treatment Options, and Everything Else You Should Know Not-so-fun fact — A whopping …
Can a Chiropractor Help with Sciatica?
We Explain If and How Chiropractic Helps Sciatica Are you one of the millions of …
Chiropractic Care for Sciatica: What Does the Science Say?
The Science on Chiropractic for Sciatica If you have sciatica, you know that sciatic nerve …
Case Studies: Can Chiropractic Help and Heal Sciatica?
Does Chiropractic Help Sciatica? If So, When and How? Sciatica is a highly common health …
Causes and Symptoms of Sciatica
Sciatica Causes and Symptoms If you’re experiencing a shooting pain that starts in your lumbar …
Feeling Great This Holiday Season
The holidays often bring plenty of cheer…and a healthy dose of seasonal stress. Between the travel, parties, and shopping, there are a lot of demands placed on your time, your mind, and your body, and all this commotion can result in muscle spasms and the re-occurrence of familiar aches and pains. For many people, these aches show up in two distinct areas – the low back and the neck and shoulders. Sound familiar?
Static Back for back pain relief
Here is a simple exercise we use in the clinic to help with chronic and …
What does my Black Eye have to do with your Back Pain?
What does my Black Eye have to do with your Back Pain?
Back Pain with Dr. Joshi
Dr. Joshi M.D, is a renowned Pain Management Specialist in the Central Texas area. Watch …
Sperm Counts, Erectile Dysfunction, Back Pain, and NSAIDs
Nearly half of all men between forty-five to sixty-nine years old regularly use over-the-counter non-steroidal anti-inflammatory pain medications (NSAIDs). Concern over this staggering statistic amplifies when considering the number of diseases traced to the side-effects of taking NSAIDs. Studies published over the last fifteen years link regular NSAID use to hypertension, gastro-intestinal bleeding, Alzheimer’s, dementia, heart attacks, stroke, hearing loss, kidney disease, and poor wound healing. Regular NSAID use consists of taking these drugs five times or more each week. Studies completed in 2011, 2017, and early 2018 also prove a link between regular NSAID use and lowered sperm counts, low T (testosterone), and erectile dysfunction.
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