MYOFASCIAL PAIN SYNDROME

by y2madmin | Aug 29, 2020

MYOFASCIAL PAIN SYNDROME Myofascial Pain Syndrome Nearly everyone experiences muscle tension pain at some point, but the discomfort caused by myofascial pain syndrome can worsen over time. A type of chronic pain disorder, MPS involves pressure on sensitive points in the muscles, called trigger points, causes pain in muscles in seemingly unrelated parts of the body. MPS affects the fascia, or the connective tissue that covers your muscles. Single muscles or entire muscle groups may be affected. Do I have...

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MIGRAINES & OCCIPITAL HEADACHES

by y2madmin | Aug 29, 2020

MIGRAINES & OCCIPITAL HEADACHES Migraines & Occipital Headaches TREATMENT FOR HEADACHE DISORDERS IN HOUSTON Everyone suffers from the occasional headache, but when the pain begins to affect your quality of life, it can be unbearable. Migraines are severe headaches that cause throbbing pain or pulsing sensations on one side of the head, and many say it feels like an extreme hangover due to the typical symptoms of accompanied nausea and sensitivity to light and sound. Some people experience a warning...

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DIABETIC NEUROPATHY

by y2madmin | Aug 29, 2020

DIABETIC NEUROPATHY Diabetic Neuropathy Treatment in Houston Type 2 diabetes is the most common risk factor for developing peripheral neuropathy, a condition that affects the function of the communication of the central nervous system to the peripheral nervous system. This impaired communication can impact how the muscles move, motor coordination, and your sense of touch. According to research from the National Institutes of Health, half of all diabetics eventually develop peripheral neuropathy. Diabetes is a...

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COMPRESSION FRACTURES

by y2madmin | Aug 29, 2020

COMPRESSION FRACTURES Spinal Compression Fractures The spinal column is stacked with rectangular-shaped 33 bones called vertebrae. The most common type of vertebral fracture is called a compression fracture, which occurs when the normal vertebral body is squashed, or compressed, to a small height. Back pain caused by compression fractures get worse with motion, especially when changing positions, and is often relieved by rest or lying down. You should see a doctor to evaluate your back pain if you are older than...

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COMPLEX REGIONAL PAIN SYNDROME

by y2madmin | Aug 29, 2020

COMPLEX REGIONAL PAIN SYNDROME Complex Regional Pain Syndrome Severe pain in an arm or leg may be an indication of complex regional pain syndrome (CRPS), especially if you have had prior surgery or injury in the area. The constant pain may be shooting, sharp, or burning, and lasts longer and is out of proportion, or more severe, than you would expect for the injury or surgery you’ve had. While CRPS can affect anyone, it is most common in middle-aged women. While many with CRPS slowly get better over time, others...

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