After a car accident, you should seek immediate medical attention. If an ambulance is on the scene, they may take you to the emergency room. The resulting medical bills can seem intimidating, especially if you have to pay your medical bills upfront. However, there are several options available to cover the cost of a visit …
Frozen shoulder refers to a shoulder joint that is unable to move properly due to scar tissue. This scar tissue develops when a shoulder is unable to move through its full range of motion. Frozen shoulder typically develops from injuries such as fractures, torn bicep tendons, rotator cuff tears, or soft tissue inflammation. Usually, frozen …
After an auto accident, you may find yourself needing to file an insurance claim against a negligent driver. There are several factors that can influence how much money a jury will award you if your case goes to court. Some of these factors include: Marital Status The jury considers married people, especially those who have …
Trigger points may be active or latent. Active trigger points cause pain while the muscles and body are at rest. Latent trigger points do not cause pain without applied pressure but restrict movement or cause muscle weakness. Local twitch responses may also result. These responses refer to a visible or palpable contraction or dimpling of …
Similar to Stingers/Burners, Paresthesia is a nerve issue, caused by pressure on the nerves or poor blood circulation. By definition, paresthesia is an abnormal sensation in the body; commonly described as feeling like pins-and-needles, though some describe it as a burning, tingling, numb, or itchy feeling. These feelings often permeate through the extremities but can …
Migraines affect approximately 12% of the population, differing from headaches in severity, tension, and duration. They are characterized by moderate to severe throbbing pain, typically on one side of the head. Symptoms can last anywhere from a couple of hours to several days. Migraines can increase in severity over time naturally or due to certain …
Whiplash is an injury to the intervertebral joints, discs, ligaments, muscles, and nerve endings in the neck. Whiplash occurs as a result of neck hyperflexion and hyperextension. Symptoms of whiplash may not appear for the first few hours or days after sustaining an injury. The sudden motion of your head along with the pressure from …
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