When Is It Time to See a Back Specialist?
You reach down to pick up the infant carrier and feel it. You spend a long morning standing and watching your daughter play soccer, and the next morning, you feel it. You lift your end
How to Eliminate Back Pack Pain This School Year
It’s time for students all over North Texas to head back to school, meaning it’s time for mom and dad to shell out the big bucks for back-to-school clothes and shoes in larger sizes, fresh
Oh, Our Aching Backs
Is that pain in your back a nagging pain, or one that comes and goes? Is the pain the reason you’ve cut out some activities you used to enjoy? Did you call in sick to
Posture: Back to Basics for Good Health
It’s been a long day at the office and on the drive home you realize your neck really hurts. You’re a new mom, and after an afternoon of baby and diaper bag carrying, combined with
4 Steps for Summer Suitcase Safety
Hoisting and hauling heavy luggage could lead to back pain that ruins your vacation before it begins. Knowing the safest, most back-friendly ways to pack and move your suitcases could be a true trip saver. Step
Back Care That Goes Way Back
Ray Burke has struggled with back problems for years. His wife Jean even remembers the exact date of his first surgical procedure: December 16, 1999. There have been other procedures since then, and one orthopaedic
6 Tips to Finding a Back-Friendly Mattress
This is the second in a 3-part series by Dr. Dickerman on back and neck pain. Research shows that a proper mattress and pillow can make a big difference in alleviating back and neck pain. If you already have
Is a Standing Desk Better for Your Back?
This is the first in a three-part series by Dr. Rob Dickerman on back and neck pain. Research shows that many workers who sit at a desk for long periods of time develop nagging back