When you are trying to confront acute or chronic pain, you want to be reassured that your treatment plan can truly make a difference. However, the medical world can feel complicated and overwhelming. Where should you turn for help? What approach offers you the best chance for relief? Which treatment options make the most sense…
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Your sacroiliac (SI) joints, which connect your spine to your pelvis, are among the largest and sturdiest joints in the body. Dysfunction of one or both of these joints can create a great deal of pain and discomfort. If you believe you’re struggling with SI joint pain, keep reading to discover what you can do…
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Leg and foot pain can be life-altering because your legs and feet are what you rely on every day to get you around. Whether your pain is acute or chronic, it can help to understand some of the potential underlying causes and what options are available for treatment. Please note that the information presented here…
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Your right and left sacroiliac (SI) joints are large, relatively flat, and relatively immobile. They connect the wing-like bones of your pelvis (ilia) to the wedge-shaped bone at the bottom of your spine (sacrum). Dysfunction in the SI joint is a common source of lower back, pelvis, and groin pain. And when one or both…
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For certain individuals with chronic pain, implantable pain pumps provide an effective solution to their discomfort and dysfunction, especially when other more conservative interventions aren’t enough. Keep reading to learn more about the fascinating and innovative mechanisms of pain pumps and why these devices can be so valuable for personalized pain management. What is a…
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Believe it or not, pain is useful information. Pain motivates us to protect ourselves, make lifestyle changes, or seek help. Pain is also a normal response to tissue damage or injury. Pain can alert us to when something is amiss, especially after surgery or other treatments when the gradual or sudden return of pain could…
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