Pain is possibly the most debilitative and restrictive aspect that bothers us the most. The majority of us would not feel like moving or doing much when we are suffering from pain. Yet it is movement, movement in the right direction, that would eventually get us better. Pain initially serves to warn us of possible danger […]
Direct source of pain: All structures such as bones, muscles, ligaments, tendons, discs, etc. that receive innervation from the brain are potential sources of pain. When damaged or injured, these structures would “report” back to the brain as to warn the brain that a particular structure is injured and not to force it further to […]
Medical Diagnosis: A diagnosis alone does not get patients better, unless a patient is a definite candidate for surgery or requires another form of intervention. It is not difficult to tell a client that he has such and such condition. Finding labels for illnesses is easy, but most would agree that getting rid of pain and restoring physical […]