Engaging in sports is a fantastic way to stay active and healthy, but it’s important to be aware of the potential risks, including spine injuries. At Nebraska Spine Hospital, we are committed to helping athletes and active individuals maintain optimal spine health. Let’s explore the three main types of sports-related spine injuries: cervical, lumbar, and thoracic, and learn how to prevent them.
At Nebraska Spine Hospital, we strive to educate our patients on the various signs and symptoms that could indicate serious spinal issues. Understanding the Shopping Cart Sign can be crucial for diagnosing conditions like lumbar spinal stenosis and getting the appropriate treatment.
In this blog post, we will explore what sciatica is, its causes, and whether it can resolve on its own. We will also discuss the importance of staying active, various treatment options, and the risk of recurrence.
Experiencing numbness and tingling can be unsettling, especially when these sensations persist or worsen over time. While occasional numbness and tingling may be harmless, certain symptoms can indicate more serious underlying health issues.
Chronic back pain is not just a personal health issue; it is a significant societal concern with far-reaching economic and social impacts. We understand the profound effects that chronic back pain can have on individuals, families, and communities. We know firsthand the consequences of chronic back pain and are committed to addressing this pervasive issue.
Osteoarthritis, a condition commonly associated with aging, can significantly impact the spine and hinder our mobility and comfort. Discover how osteoarthritis affects the spine and what steps can be taken to manage this condition effectively.
Foot pain can be a common issue with various causes, but did you know that it could also be related to problems in your spine? It may seem unlikely, but this pain can actually be directly connected to certain back issues, especially in the lower back. Even if you don’t experience significant lower back pain,
Throughout the month of June we have been supporting Scoliosis Awareness Month by featuring videos of Dr. Woodward and Dr. Fuller discussing different information about scoliosis. The videos are posted here and on our Youtube page.
The National Scoliosis Foundation states that they do not know of any long-term study that shows that chiropractic treatment can stop a moderate (over 25 degrees) or major curve (over 40 degrees) from progressing in the bone growing years. Typically, chiropractors who are knowledgeable about the development of idiopathic scoliosis in children will refer young patients with such curvatures to an orthopedist for a second opinion.