Did you know that 80% of people will experience low back pain at some point in their life? And our often-sedentary lifestyles that revolve around sitting at a computer for hours on end are doing us no favors in the fight to avoid back pain. Back pain whether chronic or acute can result in a […]
With spring upon us, it is time to get outside and get active! It is an excellent time of year to set some goals to increase your physical activity outside and stay healthy. No matter if your goal is to take your dog for more walks or get your beach bod ready for Memorial Day, […]
Even “fender-benders” can cause injuries. Even worse, most people who have been involved in an automobile accident may not be aware of their injuries or the extent of them. Michigan Sports and Spine Center has earned a reputation of expertise in the treatment of auto trauma injuries. Our goal at MSSC has been the […]
June is National Men’s Health Month, which makes it a perfect time to talk about joint pain in men. We all know of at least one man who has a ‘bum knee’ or old sports injury that keeps them from enjoying life to the fullest. Men need to take their health serious, especially as age […]
Nearly all of us experience neck discomfort or pain at some point, unfortunately, it’s a part of life. All too commonly, it’s from sleeping funny, poor posture or overuse.
We've all at some point experienced a "stiff neck" before. Whether this happened while sleeping, turning quickly, poor posture, or it just came out of nowhere, we are all looking for fast relief.
Nearly all of us experience neck discomfort or pain at some point, unfortunately, it’s a part of life. All too commonly, it’s from sleeping funny, poor posture or overuse.
The shoulder is the most mobile joint in the body. Athletes are especially susceptible to shoulder issues because they can develop slowly through repetitive and intensive training routines.
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.