People use medical marijuana to get relief from their symptoms, not to try to get high. The herb is commonly used to treat symptoms such as chronic pain, vomiting, and nausea associated with cancer treatment and muscle spasms.
Jeff Pierce, DO
On Super Bowl Sunday, Americans drink an estimated 325.5 million gallons of beer, 1.25 billion chicken wings and eat roughly 28,000,000 pounds of chips! Stay healthy this Super Bowl Sunday!
The lower back starts just below the ribcage and is called the lumbar region. The pain felt here can be intense and is a leading cause of disability worldwide. Low back pain is one of the top causes of missed work and one of the most common reasons people visit the doctor.
Frequently, pain from other areas of the body can radiate to the hip. The precise location of your hip pain can provide valuable clues about the underlying cause.
Most problems in the shoulder involve ligaments, tendons, and muscles, rather than the bones, this is caused by a multitude of dysfunctions including, inflammatory pain and rotator cuff abnormalities. Athletes are especially susceptible to shoulder issues because they can develop slowly through repetitive and intensive training routines.
The holiday season is a joyous time of year, however, it can be somewhat dangerous too. Statistics show an increase in various injuries throughout the month of December, many of which are linked to holiday activities.
A third of adults reported having joint pain within the past month. Joint pain can affect any part of your body, from your ankles and feet to your shoulders and hands.
Knee pain is the second most common cause of chronic pain. Depending on the specific case, knee discomfort may restrict movement, reduce strength, affect muscle control and prevent mobility.
With a little proactive thinking and planning, you can maintain your fitness goals, no matter what the holiday season throws at you!
The holiday season is in full swing! The winter weather is here. The delicious holiday sweets and treats have arrived, and there's no end in sight. We're here to share healthy holiday tips that will help you maintain your figure, not let the bulge take over your belly and keep you feeling good, not stuffed and lethargic.
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