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Cervical spine pain
Conditions that cause neck pain include herniated cervical discs, turtle neck/straight neck, muscle pain, and cervical facet joint syndrome. The main cause is the neck deformation due to incorrect posture that has been repeated for a long time. Anyone can suffer from neck pain, but if treated at the right time, you can recover without surgery.
Shoulder pain
Many conditions can cause shoulder pain, including shoulder impingement syndrome, adhesive capsulitis, rotator cuff tears, and calcific tendonitis. An accurate diagnosis and treatment approach based on a thorough examination and consultation with a healthcare provider with sufficient clinical experience can improve your chances of recovery.
Back and pelvic pain
Back pain has an acute and chronic course. Various conditions can cause back pain, including sprains, lumbar disc herniation, lumbar spinal stenosis, and scoliosis. To maximize the effectiveness of treatment, it is fundamental to fully assess the patient's symptoms, perform a careful examination to determine the cause of the pain, and treat each condition accordingly.
Pain in the elbow
The elbow is the second most common area of pain after the cervical and lumbar spine. Lateral epicondylitis (tennis elbow)and medial epicondylitis (golf elbow)are the most common conditions. Elbow conditions are closely related to repetitive overuse. It is necessary to consider the overuse and habits of the patient's arm. Treatment is important, but education and lifestyle modification is necessary to prevent a recurrence.
Wrist pain
Common conditions in the wrist include carpal tunnel syndrome, de Quervain's tendonitis, and damage to the triangular fibrocartilage complex. Wrist conditions are often associated with overuse of the hand. As with elbow conditions, education about treatment and recurrence prevention is key.
Knee pain
Knee is a common area of pain in patients of all ages. Conditions include patellar tendonitis, chondromalacia of the knee, degenerative arthritis, and trauma-related conditions. An accurate diagnosis and treatment approach based on a thorough examination and consultation with a healthcare provider with sufficient clinical experience can improve your chances of recovery.
Ankle and foot pain
Ankle and foot pain often stems from trauma-related damage to tendons and ligaments, including overuse-related Achilles tendonitis, enthesitis, and plantar fasciitis. As these are areas of constant weight bearing in daily life, it is beneficial to treat them quickly as a change in bilateral weight bearing can lead to unilateral overloading of the knee and hip joint, causing pain in other areas.
