About 60% of patients seeking primary care for back pain also report associated leg pain, which can include sciatica from nerve root entrapment and referred pain without nerve involvement. Those with leg pain generally experience worse outcomes than those with back pain alone.1-2 Traditionally, sciatica was viewed as a self-limiting condition. However, recent studies highlight […]
The holiday season is filled with activities like cooking, parties, shopping, and travel, making it easy to put physical therapy on the back burner. However, if you’re in PT during the holidays, it’s likely due to pain, recovery from surgery, or a desire to improve your mobility. These issues can overshadow your holiday spirit, so […]
It’s tempting to stay at our desks during lunch breaks, especially with the constant flood of emails and work stress. However, this habit can leave us feeling drained and irritable. Research suggests that a short walk during lunch can be a simple yet effective way to recharge. A study published in the Scandinavian Journal of […]
