Shoulder replacement surgery is a treatment option that replaces parts of your shoulder with artificial ones. Doctors typically recommend shoulder replacement surgery to address degenerative diseases, severe injuries, or significant levels of pain. As with any medical procedure, it’s always beneficial to prepare ahead of time. Continue reading to learn what to expect from a
Read MoreA strain is an injury in which a muscle or its attaching tendon get either stretched beyond its capacity or torn. This occurs when you put undue stress on any of these connective tissues during the course of your everyday movements, while doing tasks at work, or during exercise or sports. When you strain a
Read MoreBack pain impacts many lives on a daily basis. Unfortunately, some forms of back pain are chronic and cause recurring discomfort. Many causes of back pain are degenerative, and treatments may not always address the pain permanently. However, you can always do something to reduce discomfort and improve your quality of life. By following these
Read MoreSprains and strains are the most common sports and work-related injuries. They involve your muscles, joints, ligaments, and tendons. These two injuries are painful and can cause swelling, but most sprains and strains don’t need serious treatment. Many times, sprains and strains can go undetected — you might think the pain you’re experiencing is insignificant,
Read MoreYou can greatly reduce your chances of developing back pain and spine injuries by taking a proactive approach toward maintaining a healthy back. We often don’t appreciate the key role our spine has in absolutely everything we do, as it not only houses the spinal cord – which enables us to move – but also
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