By Eric Owens
Why Strengthening Your Muscles Is Not Enough When Treating Pain
Patients often believe that the cause of their muscle pain is due to weakness in either the inherent muscle or the antagonistic muscles. In such cases, they are advised to strengthen and exercise these muscles to alleviate their pain. Although strengthening antagonistic muscles could potentially help by taking pressure and stress away from the painful areas, this still doesnโt address [โฆ]
Why Prescription Drugs are Not the Answer to the Long-Term Treatment of Chronic Pain
Many people who have chronic pain often find themselves taking prescription drugs in an effort to control their symptoms (pain). There are two major problems with this solution. The first problem is that prescription drugs may control their symptoms in certain cases, but often times do not get at the root cause of the problem. [โฆ]
Latest Articles
Tags
absorptionachilles tendinitisadvanced glycation end productsAnatomy Trainsankle injuryanti-inflammatoryapoptosisarthritisathleteautophagyback painbaseballbikebodybuildingbursitiscareerchiropractorchronic paincold therapycollagencrossfitculturecyclingdehydrationdietdissectionestrogenfasciafibrillinfoam rollingfrozen shoulderfunctional movementglute paingolfgroin injurygumdropgymnasthamstring injuryheadachesheat therapyhernia surgeryhip instabilityhip painhormoneshydrationinflammationinjuryinnovationintermittent fastingIVjiu-jitsuknee painknee surgerylower back painmarathonmarathonermassagemenstrual painmigrainesmusclemuscle healthmuscluar healthmyofascialneck painnumbnessnursenutritionobstacle course athleteopioidsovulationpainpatella tendinitisplantar fasciitispliabilitypliabiltypowerlifterpowerliftingprofessional athleterecoveryresearchrheumatoid arthritisrunnerrunningsciaticself-treatmentshoulder painskiingsorenessspasmsstiffnesssurgerytable tennistendonitistennis elbowtightnessvaluesvisionvolleyballwaterwellbeingwomens health