Patient Information
Low Back Pain
90% of low back pain occurs when a nerve that travels from the spinal cord through the bones of the spine is pinched or irritated. This results in the muscles of the back tensing up and causing the patient low back pain. The solution to this problem depends on why the nerve is irritated in the first place and the severity of the condition.
Neck Pain
Pain located in the neck area is a common medical condition due to the excessive use of electronic devices in the world we live in. There are many problems you can encounter in the neck and shoulder that cause pain. Fortunately there are different techniques you can use to stop neck pain depending on what is being irritated.
Back & Leg Pain
Sitting for hours at work and home is causing back and leg pain for many. Office workers and executives are also suffering these effects. Back Pain can also be associated with lack of exercise and lack of movement. All this causes excess nerve pressure in the spine resulting in pain in the buttock, back and side of the legs and feet.