Spokane Spine

Common Symptoms This condition can begin with an injury or occur over a course of time just from everyday life. When cartilage begins to degenerate, the body is unable to regenerate that tissue which is where Regenerative Medicine contributes to repairing and restoring the damaged tissue. With our advanced techniques, we can naturally assist the

Common Symptoms Back pain can start when lifting a heavy object, moving suddenly, sitting in one position for too long, or after an injury. Acute lower back pain is most often caused by a sudden injury to the muscles, ligaments, bones, and nerves in the spine. (Medline Plus 2010) What it Feels Like Tingling or

Common Symptoms Early arthritis can be recognized as stiffness in the hands and feet when walking or moving. The pain can be dull, and it may be hard to pinpoint to a specific area. It can lead to redness, inflammation, and swelling of joints. Muscle weakness can lead to difficulty with balance and movement. What

Common Symptoms Symptoms will gradually become noticeable, then intensify and worsen over time. Usually, one side or the other of the body is affected, not both. As the symptoms progress, if not treated, they can become intensely painful, and if the injury to the nerve is serious enough, it may kill the nerve, or make

Common Symptoms Pain from a bulged disk is similar to that of a herniated disc. Pain is more noticeable when you’re active, and seems to get better when you’re resting. Coughing, sneezing, sitting, driving and bending forward may make the pain worse. The pain gets worse because these movements put more pressure on the nerve.

Common Symptoms Pain from a herniated disk will be more noticeable when you’re active, and seems to get better when you’re resting. Coughing, sneezing, sitting, driving and bending forward may make the pain worse. The pain gets worse because these movements put more pressure on the nerve. The location of the pain depends on which

Common Symptoms Following surgery, you may find that there are other pains developing that were not there before; or that the pain you were seeking to get rid of has returned. Some patients also experience an increasing dependence on, and sometimes even an addiction to, painkilling drugs as they try to cope with the disorder