Dynamic Angular Petrissage (DAP) is a treatment method. It is a quick way of helping to restore the pliability and functionality of the tissue by taking the patient’s joint through various ranges of motion. The technique used for Dynamic Angular Petrissage (DAP), involves using one hand to gently knead the muscle while using the other…
What are Herniated Discs? Disc herniation is sometimes blamed for back pain when they are not actually the cause. It is important to understand the anatomy and symptoms of disc herniation. When x-ray technology first emerged that could show herniations of the lumbar intervertebral discs, there was a rush to assign blame for low back…
TOS, aka Thoracic Outlet Syndrome, almost always presents with arm and hand pain and numbness. Pain can involve only part of the hand, such as specific fingers, or all of the hand.
Your back consists of stacked bones called vertebrae. There are discs between the vertebrae that act as shock absorbers and that allow the spine to bend.