Radiculopathy is a condition as a result of a compacted nerve in the spine characterized by pain, numbness, tingling or weakness. It is most common in the lumbar and cervical region and less common in the thoracic region. Causes of Radiculopathy Radiculopathy

Having Cervical and lumbar operations takes a toll on your body. The recovery process is also delicate in its own right. Should one not take care during the recovery process, he/she may cause more damage than good. An important fact to remember

Basic anatomy knowledge tells us that muscles are made up of elastic tissue. These elastic tissues are anchored to our bones by tendons. A muscle strain occurs when these inelastic tendons are overloaded or exposed to too much stress. Muscle strains are

The spine is the center of most neural functions. When an infection or external factor interferes with the spine, one gets spinal dysfunction. Its most common symptom is a pain, but other symptoms are: General body weakness A numbness or tingling sensation

The rotator cuff is a part of the shoulder made up of four muscles that aid in movement and stabilization of the shoulder joint. These muscles and tendons are located around the shoulder joint and keep the arm bone in place. Rotator

Scoliosis is a complex, neuro-muscular condition that causes a three-dimensional change in the alignment of the spine. This condition is unique to every patient, with the curve appearing at various positions of the spinal cord in every case. The condition is common