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Back pain is something most of us experience at some point in our lives. But if your pain doesn’t go away within a few weeks, it could be a sign of something more serious. Spinal stenosis is one of the disorders that could be behind your chronic pain.  At Kellogg Brain and Spine, our team specializes in the […]

Hand and wrist pain could be from a variety of conditions, some of which may go away on their own. However, if you have trouble gripping objects or have pain while you’re trying to sleep at night, the problem may be carpal tunnel syndrome. There are conservative treatments that can help, but when they don’t

Back pain is a common problem for many people these days, no matter what their ages. It can make you miss out on the things you enjoy, and sometimes can affect your legs as well. There are many treatment options available, but they don’t always solve the problem. When you’re in need of pain relief

At some point in your life, you’re likely to experience some kind of back pain. Whether it’s a pulled muscle, a pinched nerve, or something more serious, it’ll likely take a toll on your daily activities. One of the conditions you may experience is called sciatica. The pain of this condition can literally leave you speechless.

Injuries and degenerative conditions can cause intense pain in your spine and neck. This leads to inability to work or perform your normal daily activities. Disc problems within your spine are especially challenging due to the compression on your nerves they may cause. So what can you do when you feel like your world is

Do you have unremitting back pain that’s causing lost hours at work? You’re not alone. Back pain is the most frequent reason for workplace disability claims across the globe. If the pain is in your lower back, it could be sacroiliac joint (SIJ) dysfunction. Between 15% and 30% of those with lower back pain are diagnosed with this condition