Often people of different ages go to the hospital with complaints of back pain in the area of the shoulder blades. Why does the back hurt in the area of the shoulder blades? This unpleasant phenomenon does not necessarily indicate the development of pathologies of the spine. In many cases, this indicates the Read more…
The human spine is a rather fragile thing, despite the fact that it is the support for our entire skeleton. The spinal column carries significant loads on a daily basis, and when such loads are associated with pathological disorders or excessiveness, it can be deformed. Such deformations lead to the Read more…
Idiopathic scoliosis is a curvature of the spine to the left or right side relative to its axis of unclear etiology. Appears in children or adolescents, with untimely treatment creates a serious threat to health. Idiopathic scoliosis accounts for almost 80% of all cases of the disease. Having given only 5-7 minutes Read more…
What is scoliosis and what are its signs? Scoliosis is a lateral curvature of the spine that occurs most often during the growth period before puberty (during the “stretch”). Although it can occur due to conditions such as infantile cerebral palsy and muscular dystrophy, the cause of most cases of scoliosis Read more…
Most lower back pain can be effectively managed with a variety of helpful interventions. Physical therapy, weight loss, smoking cessation, chiropractic treatment, steroid injections, and traction are just a few examples of conventional treatments that can improve back pain. In special circumstances where these treatments fail, a doctor can discuss with Read more…
Spinal stenosis is a condition in which your spine narrows in multiple areas, increasing stress on the spinal cord. It can cause nerve pain and muscle weakness in the back and spine. You can develop this condition due to wear and tear and age. For spinal stenosis, you can make lifestyle adjustments and Read more…
Many people experience back pain. In fact, back pain is one of the most common orthopedic problems. Research shows that about 80 percent of adults report low back pain at some point in their lives. Usually lasting from a few days to several weeks, most back problems are considered short-term Read more…
A trapped nerve in your thigh occurs when you stretch or squeeze certain nerves in your stomach. Since this area of your body is responsible for a significant amount of body movement, this type of injury can be painful. Most often, a pinched nerve in your hip joint is the result of Read more…
In humans, the spine has natural bends. If you look at the backbone, the spine should be straight and keep the body-centered over the pelvis. However, if you look at the spine from the side, it has bends designed to maintain balance, since the spine is located behind organs in the chest Read more…
Scoliosis is a three-dimensional deformation that occurs when the spine becomes abnormally turned and curved to the side. Most often, this deformation has no known cause, and in this case it is called idiopathic scoliosis. Some people mistakenly believe that carrying heavy bags or sleeping on their sides can cause scoliosis, but Read more…
