Correct posture is a simple way to alleviate back pain and keep the spine healthy as the body ages. Good posture involves individuals to train the body to stand, walk, sit and lie in positions that keep the spine and supporting structures in line. The pain management doctors located in Tyler, Texas at the office of Pain Recovery Center of Tyler are available to assist patients with correct posture during Posture Month, as well as treat patients suffering from acute or chronic back pain.
What is considered correct posture? Simply put, correct posture involves keeping each body part in alignment with the surrounding areas so all areas remain supported and balanced. For example, when standing, individuals should be able to draw a straight line beginning at the earlobe, through the shoulder, hip and knee joints, and end at the middle of the ankle joint.
Correct posture helps the body maintain the three natural curves of the spine. When the body is placed under poor alignment, the natural curves of the spine are no longer maintained, causing many individuals to experience back pain from muscle tension and/or pulled muscles.
For more information on correct posture, or to learn more about back pain caused by incorrect spinal alignment, please contact the pain management doctors in Tyler, Texas at the office of Pain Recovery Center of Tyler. You can also view our full blog article dedicated to this topic here.
Showing posts with label Spine Pain. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Spine Pain. Show all posts
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Thursday, April 6, 2017
Injection Therapy | Pain Relief | Tyler Texas
Injection therapy is a common form of pain relief designed to help alleviate back pain, neck pain and joint pain. A pain doctor’s overall goal of injection therapy as part of the pain management process is to alleviate pain enough that patients can comfortably engage in physical therapy exercises and complete daily tasks. Pain Recovery Center of Tyler specializes in numerous injection therapies, and our physicians are available to treat individuals living in Greater Tyler, Texas.
Pain is a bothersome sensation triggered by the nervous system in response to an injury or a chronic health condition. Pain affects individuals differently - some people experience a dull ache, a stabbing pain, shooting pain or a chronic pins-and-needles sensation. Depending on the cause of pain, individuals may experience pain in one specific area (ligament injury) or all over the body (flu).
Injection therapy is able to provide pain relief to countless individuals suffering from various causes of pain.
If you live in Greater Tyler, Texas and would like more information on injection therapy as a form of pain relief, please contact the pain doctors at Pain Recovery Center of Tyler. You can also read our full blog article dedicated to this topic here.
Pain is a bothersome sensation triggered by the nervous system in response to an injury or a chronic health condition. Pain affects individuals differently - some people experience a dull ache, a stabbing pain, shooting pain or a chronic pins-and-needles sensation. Depending on the cause of pain, individuals may experience pain in one specific area (ligament injury) or all over the body (flu).
Injection therapy is able to provide pain relief to countless individuals suffering from various causes of pain.
If you live in Greater Tyler, Texas and would like more information on injection therapy as a form of pain relief, please contact the pain doctors at Pain Recovery Center of Tyler. You can also read our full blog article dedicated to this topic here.
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Wednesday, March 22, 2017
Back Pain Relief | Spine Specialist | Tyler TX
Back pain is most commonly found in adults between the ages of 35-55 years, even though it can affect individuals at any age. Many spine specialists, such as the Tyler, Texas physicians at Pain Recovery Center of Tyler, believe back pain is caused by the way the bones, ligaments and muscles in the spinal region connect and work together. No matter the cause of pain, the spine specialists at our pain management clinic are available to diagnose the cause and provide back pain relief treatment options so patients can return to work and normal activities.
The most common causes of back pain include muscle spasms, strained ligaments and strained muscles. These three causes are often associated with improper lifting techniques, lifting an item too heavy or the result of an awkward and abrupt motion. Spine specialists have the ability to provide various back pain relief options, with many treatment options involving non-surgical measures. Common non-surgical back pain relief options prescribed at Pain Recovery Center of Tyler include physical therapy, DRX9000 spinal decompression, cervical epidural steroid injections, lumbar epidural steroid injections, nerve root blocks and facet block injections.
If you live in Greater Tyler, Texas and would like detailed information on back pain relief treatments and the causes of back pain, please contact the spine specialists at Pain Recovery Center of Tyler. You can also view our full blog article dedicated to this topic here.
The most common causes of back pain include muscle spasms, strained ligaments and strained muscles. These three causes are often associated with improper lifting techniques, lifting an item too heavy or the result of an awkward and abrupt motion. Spine specialists have the ability to provide various back pain relief options, with many treatment options involving non-surgical measures. Common non-surgical back pain relief options prescribed at Pain Recovery Center of Tyler include physical therapy, DRX9000 spinal decompression, cervical epidural steroid injections, lumbar epidural steroid injections, nerve root blocks and facet block injections.
If you live in Greater Tyler, Texas and would like detailed information on back pain relief treatments and the causes of back pain, please contact the spine specialists at Pain Recovery Center of Tyler. You can also view our full blog article dedicated to this topic here.
Monday, February 6, 2017
DRX9000 | Spinal Decompression | Tyler TX
Millions of Americans are affected by chronic back pain and neck pain each year. When pain becomes so severe it alters an individual’s daily life, certain physicians will recommend a painful surgical procedure followed by a lengthy rehabilitation program. The Tyler, Texas pain management specialists at Pain Recovery Center of Tyler understand not all patients desire to undergo surgery, and are proud to offer the DRX9000™ spinal decompression system. Spinal decompression is a non-invasive, safe and effective treatment option for numerous spine conditions.
Back pain is found more commonly in adults aged 35-55 years, even though it can affect individuals at any age. Back pain can occur suddenly or over an extended amount of time. Chronic back pain is characterized by pain that lasts 12 weeks or longer and is not alleviated by common self-care items such as rest, heat/ice and nonprescription medications.
The DRX9000 spinal decompression system is a cutting-edge machine that safely, effectively and gently stretches compressed joint spaces, leading to decreased pressure on the spinal nerves and discs that causes pain, weakness, numbness and tingling. The gradual stretching also allows for an increased flow of oxygen and healing nutrients to reach the discs, often contributing to improved spinal joint function.
If you live in the greater Tyler, Texas area and are interested in alleviating chronic back pain or neck pain without surgery, please contact the Pain Recovery Center of Tyler team to learn more about the DRX9000 spinal decompression system. You can also view our full blog article dedicated to this topic here.
Back pain is found more commonly in adults aged 35-55 years, even though it can affect individuals at any age. Back pain can occur suddenly or over an extended amount of time. Chronic back pain is characterized by pain that lasts 12 weeks or longer and is not alleviated by common self-care items such as rest, heat/ice and nonprescription medications.
The DRX9000 spinal decompression system is a cutting-edge machine that safely, effectively and gently stretches compressed joint spaces, leading to decreased pressure on the spinal nerves and discs that causes pain, weakness, numbness and tingling. The gradual stretching also allows for an increased flow of oxygen and healing nutrients to reach the discs, often contributing to improved spinal joint function.
If you live in the greater Tyler, Texas area and are interested in alleviating chronic back pain or neck pain without surgery, please contact the Pain Recovery Center of Tyler team to learn more about the DRX9000 spinal decompression system. You can also view our full blog article dedicated to this topic here.
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Sunday, September 4, 2016
Spinal Decompression | Spine Pain | Tyler Texas
Many patients with an injured spinal disc causing chronic spine pain believe back or neck surgery is the only option. It simply is not. Spinal discs have the ability to heal on their own if properly treated by a pain physician. A safe, effective and non-invasive treatment option is the DRX9000™ spinal decompression system. The DRX9000™ system achieves decompression of the injured joint space and spinal disc without painful surgery. Pain Recovery Center of Tyler, proudly serving the greater Tyler, Texas area, offers the DRX9000™ spinal decompression system designed to decompress the injured joint space and spinal disc in order to alleviate chronic back pain or neck pain.
Nonsurgical spinal decompression works by gently stretching the spine over an extended period of time, changing the forces and position of the spine. This change takes pressure off the injured spinal disc. As a result, many patients will experience alleviated spine pain associated with their injury. For example, a patient affected by a bulging or herniated disc will often experience relief from retraction of the injured disc. Spinal decompression takes pressure off the nerves and other critical structures in the spine, promoting movement of water, oxygen and nutrient-rich fluids into the injured disc in order to promote healthy healing.
For more resources on the DRX9000™ spinal decompression system, or to determine the cause of your spine pain, please contact the Tyler, Texas pain physicians at Pain Recovery Center of Tyler. You can also view our entire blog article dedicated to this topic here.
Nonsurgical spinal decompression works by gently stretching the spine over an extended period of time, changing the forces and position of the spine. This change takes pressure off the injured spinal disc. As a result, many patients will experience alleviated spine pain associated with their injury. For example, a patient affected by a bulging or herniated disc will often experience relief from retraction of the injured disc. Spinal decompression takes pressure off the nerves and other critical structures in the spine, promoting movement of water, oxygen and nutrient-rich fluids into the injured disc in order to promote healthy healing.
For more resources on the DRX9000™ spinal decompression system, or to determine the cause of your spine pain, please contact the Tyler, Texas pain physicians at Pain Recovery Center of Tyler. You can also view our entire blog article dedicated to this topic here.
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