If you’ve been experiencing joint stiffness and muscle tightness, you shouldn’t just assume that this is an inevitable consequence of the lifestyle you lead. These feelings are your body’s way of telling you there’s something wrong – usually in your spine. While you may assume the feeling of muscle tightness...
What’s the difference between migraines and headaches? All headaches are not the same, but one thing is for sure; they all cause pain and discomfort. Most headaches are accompanied by other symptoms like nausea and vomiting. It can be challenging to differentiate between a traditional headache and a migraine headache....
Wrist pain may be a debilitating issue that saps at a person’s well-being and ability to conduct everyday tasks. In this way, it may be particularly bothersome for those in office jobs and areas of work that require heavy keyboard use, an activity that often only serves to compound the...
From the summer months when everyone is taking up tennis and cricket to the winter when we turn to football and rugby, Sydney dwellers love to play sports all year round.
Injury and pain recovery is an extremely fickle experience; everyone endures a different process, everyone heals at different rates, and each person’s perception of pain and discomfort widely varies.
Stress can be one of the most hidden yet significant catalysts of pain. As the body experiences higher pressure from external and internal stress, your usual pain points, such as stiff joints and lower back pain, becomes increasingly unbearable, forcing you off your feet for longer than hoped.
Most lower back pain patients suffer their pain in silence, especially in the workplace. No matter the style of the working environment, most people assume they shouldn’t tell their employer the issue they’re facing, worried about their employer’s reaction.
Most back pain sufferers will generally know what’s the cause of their back pain; they can trace the onset of their pain to an event in their life, such as an injury, or as result of a prolonged period of repeated activity.
As any migraine suffer will tell you, the unpredictable, painful and debilitating presence of this condition can be a huge drain on a person’s quality of life.
Running can be tough on the body, causing a range of painful problems including shin splints, joint stiffness, lower back pain, and much more.
