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Acupuncture can provide short-term pain relief in
hard to control pain syndromes. >more |
Anterior Cervical Fusion is an operation performed
on the upper spine to relieve pressure on one or
more nerve roots, or on the spinal cord. >more |
Cold packs can help block pain. >more |
Chiropractic is most effective in the first 3
months. >more |
ETPS Stimulation
Combined with Physical Therapy Improves Outcomes -
Rehab Report, Summer 2003>
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Fibromyalgia Can Diet help?>
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Epidural steroid injections have become a mainstay
in the treatment of pinched nerves and herniated
discs. >more |
Facet injections - Injecting
anti-inflammatory into the facet joints can help
reduce neck pain that is caused by irritated facet
joints. >more |
Many patients with chronic joint pain swear by
glucosamine sulfate and chondrin sulfate
supplements. >more |
IMS or intra-muscular stimulation is the
use of traditional acupuncture needles to
stimulate deep muscle fibers that have become
myofascially locked. >more |
Massage can be very helpful for reducing
tightness in muscles. But, if the benefits last
only a few days, you may want to spend time
finding out why your muscles are tight. >more |
Physical therapy can be an effective
treatment for all stages of whiplash, only if the
practitioner knows what to do and when. >more |
Pilates can be an effective excellent
treatment for post-whiplash weakness and posture. >more |
Prolotherapy This technique can help repair
some of the ligaments and provide normal stiffness
to the joint. >more |
Selective Nerve Root Block - it is what it
appears to be. >more |
SI Joint Injection is used to reduce
inflamation pain. Only 1/3 of patients state they
get long lasting relief. >more |
TENS has been shown to produce short term
relief and is a viable substitute for medication. >more |
A good physical therapist or chiropractor will
have myofascial release (MFR) in his or her
bag of treatment tricks. >more |
The smells of certain foods -- such as green
apples -- may help ease migraine pain,
according to a report. >more |
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