With a sometimes undeciphered origin, patients experience shoulder pain at a level and frequency that quickly becomes unmanageable. While shoulder pain can be a result of several factors, at times the diagnosis of shoulder pain is not what matters to patients, it’s an option to relieve it. There are times when patients experience a level...

Osteoporosis is diagnosed in over three million people every year and remains a major health concern for 54 million Americans.  But despite how widespread this condition is, its “silent” nature makes it difficult to diagnose and treat. Indeed, besides living on a daily basis with osteoporosis pain, patients are often unable to self-diagnose the origin...

When patients have back pain that has been chronic and spreads across the length of the back, it is often difficult for those patients to determine its origin. For many patients with chronic pain that worsens over the years, it may seem practically impossible for a doctor to diagnose their actual condition and cause, much...

Plantar fasciitis is one of those conditions that you don’t usually hear much about until you or someone you know develops it themselves. It’s very painful and debilitating because pain in your feet make it nearly impossible to get around normally and handle the daily activities of life.   Since most patients are unfamiliar with it...

TMJ pain is a condition for which a lack of familiarity among many in the medical community may prevent some patients from seeking treatment at all. TMJ pain can be debilitating and create a downward spiral of events that make everything worse. Mouth and jaw pain from TMJ can make it difficult to sleep without...

Sciatica is a condition that currently affects up to forty percent of the population in the United States. While sciatica is more common in populations fifty and older, it can present in younger populations and persist throughout life as a chronic pain condition. Many people with back and joint pain conditions can expect a high...