CARE & TREATMENT OF PATIENTS IN NEW YORK AND NEW JERSEY
An auto accident can wreak havoc on your body. As you drive your car, your body moves at the same speed as the car. During a collision, your body continues to move until it is stopped by an airbag, seatbelt, or another barrier. This abrupt...
Did you know workers lose an average of 10 days of work due to musculoskeletal problems? That is right! Musculoskeletal problems account for more lost workdays than any other health-related condition. As per the BLS (Bureau of Labor Statistics), over a million workers experience spine and...
Attributed to the complex regional pain syndrome (CRPS), this condition causes debilitating pain to an individual's back, neck, or extremities that can last for months, years, or a lifetime. Employees who suffer from work-related injuries may be left with chronic, enervating pain, even after maximum...
If you have unfortunately been a victim of a car accident, you need to seek medical treatment because car accident injuries are not always immediately apparent. Seeing a medical doctor immediately after the car accident can help determine whether or not your injuries require orthopedic...
Back pain is a common cause of work absences, workers’ comp claims, and loss of morale and productivity. Most back pain is caused by on-the-job accidents resulting from lack of physical fitness, heavy lifting equipment, and poor work habits. This article delves deeper into back injury,...
Regardless of your age or lifestyle, chronic lower back pain can be an incredibly difficult condition to experience on a regular basis. Besides causing constant discomfort, it can also create issues with your physical movement and mental well-being. These chronic low back pain issues can...
What Is Sciatica? The sciatic nerve travels from the lower back, through the hips, down the backs of both legs, and finally down to the feet. This nerve is responsible for controlling muscles and feeling in the lower legs. As the name suggests, sciatica is a...
Are you experiencing a stabbing, burning, or shooting sensation in your back whenever you stand, bend, twist, or lift something? If so, then you most likely have back pain. Back pain can range from mild to severe, with the latter making even the slightest body movement...
The human body is made of bones, joints, and muscles that connect from one end to another to create a stable framework for movement. But when pain or discomfort happens in any of these parts, especially in the lower back nerve root, it is said...
Myelopathy is an abnormal compression of the spinal cord and nerve roots due to disc herniation, disc degeneration, autoimmune disorders, or spinal stenosis. The compression causes nerve dysfunction along the spinal cord, resulting in loss of sensation, loss of balance, and pain in the affected...