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Wellness and Pain

True to its name, Wellness and Pain offers adults everything from routine wellness care to advanced diagnostics and surgical procedures for venous insufficiency, spider veins and varicose veins. Our core focus is lower extremity pain providing solutions for back pain, leg pain, foot pain, hip pain and knee pain. Having issues with restless leg syndrome, leg crams, sciatica pain, swollen legs or neuropathy – we can help. Experienced physicians Jonathan Arad, MD, and Michelle Molina, MD, lead a dedicated team that delivers integrative care and whole-body wellness support all under one roof.

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Back Pain Specialist | Wellness and Pain

We are pain treatment specialists and believe that the best way to treat our patients is to treat the whole person. Wellness and Pain offers everything from routine wellness care to advanced diagnostics and surgical procedures for adults. Experienced physicians Jonathan Arad, MD, and Michelle Molina, MD, lead a dedicated team that provides integrated care and whole-body wellness support under one roof.

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Did you know that #HipPain in athletes can be caused by a variety of factors, including #bursitis, tendonitis, labral tears, #osteoarthritis, impingement, and even avascular necrosis? If you're experiencing hip pain, it's important to consult with a healthcare professional to determine the underlying cause and explore treatment options.

Consult with our expert Dr. Ankur Kumar today for relief!!

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please please please can something good happen to me now 🙏

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uh oh guess who's run out of pain meds!

This guy!

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My doctor suspected my symptoms were psychosomatic, so she sent me to a month long stay in a clinic that was somehow not a psych ward to "rebuild my resilience".

That place was a dumpster fire in a host of ways, but they also decided I was depressed and suicidal because I mentioned that my symptoms had reached a severity where I was considering applying for euthanasia, since no one seemed to have answers for it and everyone, their doctors included, said improvement was not to be expected.

It's important to point out this hospital is not in a country that recognizes the right to a dignified death, only the right to die.

I was immediately told that I was to call for help the second I had thoughts like these and to not act on them in any way and I was like...

Ma'am. Firstly, this is a procedure that involves heaps of paperwork and a dozen doctors reviewing all medical files on me. It takes months, and even if I get approved for it, it doesn't mean I immediately get to shuffle off this mortal coil. Secondly, what alternative do I have? I don't particularly want to die, but every alternative provided is just dying, slower, in much more pain, while losing control of every mental and bodily function, and while you and your colleagues insist I'm imagining things.

It's like living in a house full of black mold: this is not sustainable, but what are your options if it's all you have access to? Homelessness, quite famously, isn't better for your health, either.

To give an idea of how the rest of the month went: the three doctors I saw at their insistence afterwards were baffled why I was there, because the reason for my visit made no medical sense.

Then came my annual ortho checkup, I got asked how I was doing, I mentioned the clinic and the symptoms and how no amount of therapy or positive thinking did anything. This guy went "Sounds like your fibromyalgia is either getting worse, or your body doesn't have the resources to keep it manageable. Try making sure you get an hour or two more sleep, avoid getting chilled, and keep up with your rehab fitness class. Go see this specialist if that doesn't help."

Turns out, the "crying from exhaustion" thing had more to do with the exhaustion part than the crying part, and pain gets worse if you're running on eight hours of sleep a night where you need ten.

you ever get tired of living but in a non-suicidal way

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🦴 Avascular Necrosis: Key Signs to Watch For 🦴

Avascular Necrosis (AVN) happens when blood flow to the bone is reduced, leading to joint pain, stiffness, and swelling. You might notice pain worsening with movement or pressure, and limited mobility in areas like the hip, knee, or shoulder. If you're experiencing these symptoms, it's important to consult a doctor early to prevent further bone damage. Contact Today at: https://drhardikortho.com/contact/

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Knee pain is one of the most common complaints, affecting millions of people worldwide. It can result from injury, overuse, or conditions such as osteoarthritis. Many fear that surgery is the only solution, but that’s not always the case. There are several effective methods to reduce knee pain without surgery, and in this article, we will explore the most promising options that can help you regain mobility and live a pain-free life. Dr. Pramod Kumar, a renowned joint replacement specialist in Hadapsar, excels in treating joint injuries. With expertise in managing knee, hip, and shoulder fractures, as well as back pain, Dr. Pramod Kumar is considered one of the top professionals in Hadapsar for these conditions.

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Hip Radiofrequency Ablation in Indore | Dr Anshul Agrawal

Discover hip radiofrequency ablation in Indore with Dr. Anshul Agrawal. Call 70111 56044 for advanced pain relief and enhanced hip function through innovative treatments.

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Can Dental Implants Cause Headaches?

As mentioned above, dental implants themselves do not cause headaches. If you experience a headache after receiving dental implants, then one of the following is likely the cause of the issue:

Implant Loading

As the study suggests, the onset of pain during the dental implant procedure for some patients was after the implant loading (placement of the crown or bridge). This could indicate that the pressure or changes brought about by the loading process might irritate the surrounding tissues or nerves, leading to headaches.

Trigeminal Nerve Irritation

The trigeminal nerve is responsible for sensations in the face and mouth. Any disturbance or irritation to this nerve, even post-surgery, could lead to various symptoms, including headaches.

Inflammatory Response

The body’s natural response to any foreign object, including dental implants, is inflammation. This inflammation, especially if prolonged, can potentially lead to headaches.

Secondary Infections

While rare, any secondary infections or complications arising after the dental implant surgery but not directly because of the surgical procedure could lead to headaches.

Implant Misalignment

Placing an implant is a delicate job that requires accuracy and precise measurements. If your dental implant is incorrectly placed and ends up being misaligned, you could experience headaches.

This is because having misaligned teeth or implants can lead to an uneven bite. Having an uneven bite places more strain on your face and jaw muscles, leading to increased head pain.

Muscle Strain or Temporomandibular Joint Issues

Temporomandibular Joint (TMJ) problems can arise if an uneven bite persists for too long. Your TMJ acts as a sliding mechanism between your jaw and your skull bone. An uneven bite means that the TMJ may end up sliding imperfectly, which could lead to severe headaches.

This is predominantly a jaw issue that stems from your bite. An improper implant placement surgery could end up causing long-term TMJ issues.

How Do You Get Rid of a Dental Headache?

We have all experienced some sort of dental headache in the past, even if it stemmed from something small like tooth pain or a light gum infection. These kinds of headaches are the most painful out there! Here is how to gain some relief from a dental headache:

Avoid grinding your teeth whenever possible. Although most teeth grinding occurs while we sleep, it is helpful to be conscious during the day. Tooth grinding is one of the major causes of head pain around the world and only exacerbates dental headaches, especially after receiving an implant.

Get plenty of rest: People who have received dental implants suggest resting as much as possible post-surgery, especially if you suffer from headaches. According to this study, lack of proper sleep will also cause headaches to increase in severity.

Alternate between hot and cold sensations. Placing an ice pack on your temples and alternating that with a heating pad can help relax the muscles in that area. Try alternating between hot and cold while gently massaging your temples for maximum effectiveness.

When to Seek Medical Attention

The duration of any given implant headache is difficult to predict. Some people experience headaches for the first few hours after surgery, while others suffer for a few days.

If your dental headache persists for more than ten days after your dental implant procedure and the symptoms are severe, constant, or recurring, then please contact Belmont Dental Surgery to get to the root cause of the issue.

Is It Common to Experience Headaches After Dental Implant Surgery?

Less than a quarter of patients experience headaches after dental implant surgery, and most people experience no side effects at all. As with any other surgical procedure, getting dental implants comes with its own set of risks.

Headaches are more common when teeth in the upper jaw are replaced because the implant site may be quite close to, or even extend into, the sinus cavity. This can result in headaches and a range of sinus issues, including a shift in airflow as well as sinus infections.

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Are you experiencing persistent hip pain that’s affecting your daily activities and quality of life? Look no further! Dr. Ankur Kumar, an esteemed orthopedic specialist, provides comprehensive hip pain treatment in PCMC, Pune.

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Dr. Rajput: Your Trusted Partner for Advanced Orthopaedic Treatments in Delhi

Dr. Rajput, a distinguished Consultant Orthopaedic Surgeon with over 33 years of experience, stands out as one of the Best Orthopaedics in Delhi. His extensive training at esteemed institutions, including the Royal Liverpool University Hospital, U.K., has solidified his expertise. Over the last 5 years, Dr. Rajput has pioneered Cellular Therapy in India, offering groundbreaking treatments for conditions like Duchenne Muscular Dystrophy, Degenerative Arthritis of the Knee, and Autism. With over 2000 successful procedures, Dr. Rajput's practice is a beacon of hope for those seeking advanced Orthopaedic Surgery in Delhi. His dedicated team at the Rehabilitation Center in Delhi ensures comprehensive care tailored to each patient's needs.

Book an appointment with Dr. Rajput and take the first step towards a pain-free life!

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Deskbound Dilemma: Navigating Orthopedic Health in the Office Jungle

In the hustle and bustle of the modern world, where desks have become our daily companions, the toll on orthopaedic health can be significant. Desk workers often find themselves grappling with a myriad of orthopaedic issues, ranging from notorious back pain to shoulder discomfort and joint stiffness. Dr. Manu Mengi, a leading expert in orthopaedic health at Orthopedic Clinics in Chandigarh, sheds light on the common problems faced by desk workers and offers invaluable tips on ergonomics, posture, and exercises to stave off the discomfort.

The Deskbound Predicament: Unraveling Orthopedic Woes

Sitting Disease: The sedentary nature of desk jobs contributes to a phenomenon known as “sitting disease.” Prolonged sitting leads to weakened muscles, poor circulation, and increased pressure on the spine.

Back Pain Blues: Back pain is the quintessential companion of desk workers. Long hours of sitting in front of a computer screen can strain the muscles of the lower back, leading to chronic discomfort.

Shoulder Strain: Hunched shoulders and poor posture can result in shoulder pain and stiffness. Over time, these issues may escalate, affecting overall mobility and well-being.

Joint Jitters: Joints, especially in the hands and wrists, can become stiff and achy due to repetitive motions such as typing and mouse-clicking.

Ergonomics Unveiled: Crafting a Comfortable Workspace

Dr. Mengi emphasizes the pivotal role of ergonomics in mitigating the adverse effects of desk work on orthopedic health. Simple adjustments to your workspace can make a world of difference:

Chair Matters: Invest in an ergonomic chair that supports the natural curve of your spine. Adjust the chair height so that your feet rest flat on the floor, and your knees form a 90-degree angle.

Eye-Level Screen: Position your computer monitor at eye level to prevent neck strain. Use a document holder if you frequently refer to paperwork.

Keyboard and Mouse Ergonomics: Keep your keyboard and mouse close enough to prevent excessive reaching. Your wrists should remain in a neutral position to avoid strain.

Take a Stand: Consider a standing desk to break up prolonged sitting. Alternate between sitting and standing throughout the day to promote better circulation and reduce muscle stiffness.

Posture Perfect: A Blueprint for Desk Warriors

Maintaining good posture is a game-changer when it comes to preventing orthopedic issues. Dr. Manu Mengi advises the following:

Sit Up Straight: Keep your back straight, shoulders relaxed, and elbows close to your body. Avoid slouching or leaning forward.

Mind Your Monitor: Position your monitor directly in front of you at arm’s length, ensuring that the top of the screen is at or slightly below eye level.

Distribute Weight Evenly: If you use a laptop, consider using a separate keyboard and placing the laptop on a stand. This helps maintain a more natural posture.

Stretch Breaks: Incorporate short stretching breaks into your routine. Simple stretches for the neck, shoulders, and back can alleviate tension and improve flexibility.

Exercises for Desk Jockeys: Keeping Orthopedic Woes at Bay

Dr. Manu Mengi prescribes a set of exercises designed to counteract the detrimental effects of desk work:

Neck Tilts and Turns: Gently tilt your head from side to side and turn it left and right to relieve tension in the neck and shoulders.

Shoulder Shrugs: Lift your shoulders towards your ears and hold for a few seconds before releasing. Repeat to ease shoulder tension.

Wrist Flexor and Extensor Stretches: Stretch your arms forward, palms facing down, and gently press down on your fingers. Then, flip your palms up and repeat to stretch the wrist flexors and extensors.

Seated Leg Lifts: While seated, lift one leg at a time, straightening it out in front of you. Hold for a few seconds, then lower. This helps engage the core and improve circulation.

Spinal Twists: Sit up straight, twist your torso to one side, and hold onto the back of your chair for support. Repeat on the other side to relieve tension in the lower back.

Desk workers need not succumb to the orthopaedic pitfalls of sedentary lifestyles. With a conscious effort towards ergonomics, posture, and regular exercises, the deskbound can transform their workspaces into havens of orthopedic wellness. Dr. Manu Mengi’s expert guidance from Orthopedic Clinics in Chandigarh serves as a beacon for those navigating the challenging terrain of office-related orthopaedic concerns. Remember, a little care for your orthopedic health today can pave the way for a pain-free tomorrow.

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Every time someone well-meaning suggests I see a chiropractor for my migraines, I have this little moment of "ah, you're new here. You weren't here prior to 2018 when a chiropractor very gently adjusted my neck for my migraines, and I ended up having to get an emergency MRI because the ensuing symptoms were indicative of a brain bleed."

It wasn't a brain bleed. The muscles on the entire right side of my neck "just" tore (Spoiler there is nothing "just" about that kind of traumatic injury. I am still in physical rehab for it), and I couldn't hold my head up, see straight, walk or do any of the things I'd previously taken for granted until several weeks later when the area finally started to heal.

This was before I knew I had Ehlers Danlos, btw. But this is true even for people who don't have a connective tissue disorder: Don't let chiropractors touch your neck.

There are a lot of vital nerves and blood vessels there, and even gentle adjustments of the area can have life-threatening consequences.

I know chiropractic care can be pain relieving--I still get it for my lower back and hips because I work with a chiropractor who knows about Ehlers Danlos Syndrome, and sometimes my hips need to be popped back in at short notice, and it's easier to hop walk in and see her than wait for physical therapy--but it is a short-term relief that doesn't actually correct why something is happening.

If you can afford it, physical therapy will likely help more in the long term. I know not everyone can afford it, and that's why chiropractors have such a booming trade in the US, but please, I'm begging you, don't get your neck adjusted.

The spinal cord specialist I saw after my injury told me the number one reason he used to see people for traumatic brain injuries was car wrecks, followed by other major roadside injuries. He said those numbers were still the highest, but after that, the majority of his patients were survivors of chiropractic injury.

Do Not Get Your Neck Adjusted.

It's been over 5 years, and I still can't move my neck properly on my right side. I still struggle to eat and drink because my muscles will randomly seize up. It feels like my skull no longer fits on top of my spine because of the scar tissue. Please. I just want people to be safe.

And if you are a chiropractor reading this and thinking, "Well, I've never injured anyone, skill issue." No. You Have Gotten Lucky. Rethink how you apply your trade. Please, you can still help people while recommending safer options for specific body parts. Learn to do pressure point release and acupressure. Teach patients how to stretch and relax the area safely. Just fucking stop cracking people's necks like pop rock candy.