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Don’t let your road trip be a pain: tips for managing summer vacation car travel School is out, summer is here, and, oh, the places you’ll go! But if the idea of managing your chronic back pain during a cross-country (or even cross-state) car ride is giving you pause,...
Anti-Inflammatory diet factors: The benefits of Omega-3As announced in our recent post, we’re embarking on a blog series exploring different dietary factors that contribute to an anti-inflammatory diet. This article will focus on the benefits of Omega-3—how they...
Anti-Inflammatory diet factors: a blog seriesYou’ve probably heard more than a little talk lately about adopting an anti-inflammatory diet. It’s become a major conversation in healthcare, with doctors and dietitians across the country touting its benefits. We want to...
Is gardening a pain in the (insert body part here)? Try these helpful tips. While April showers often bring May flowers, oftentimes they also bring back and joint pain. Gardening is one of the greatest joys of spring after a long winter, but the uncomfortable...
Don’t miss out on spring break: with the right preparation, you can handle flying with chronic pain. Learn more from the experts in pain care at iSpine Clinics.
The new year often brings new exercise goals. Learn three tips for being successful in any exercise resolutions.
The neck does more than facilitate head movement. It also houses your spinal cord which sends messages from the brain to all other parts of the body. When you suffer from neck pain, however, a variety of essential functions can become quite arduous....
Trouble Sleeping With Pain?For those who suffer from chronic pain, a good night’s sleep can seem out of reach. Whether you have trouble falling asleep or staying asleep through the night, poor-quality rest has negative effects on your waking life, too.iSpine Clinic’s...
Sleep positioning and support are an important consideration for restful sleep. Experiment with these options so you can get your best rest.
If you’ve been diagnosed with Fibromyalgia, you can actively work to reduce your symptoms. Here are some tips to minimize its potential effects on your daily life.
