https://youtu.be/yyF1PTp310E Bonati Spine Institute patient Dr. Christopher Forsee has dealt with sciatica periodically as he aged. This is common as approximately 80% of people in the U.S. will experience similar issues at some point in their lives. However, Dr. Forsee's pain escalated quickly after Hurricane Irma clean up in the fall of 2017. Initially, [...]
This blog is excerpted from the National Spine Health Foundation article titled "Spine Anatomy: What is a Healthy Spine?" A healthy spine is a critical element in order to sustain a satisfying lifestyle. Elements that categorize a healthy spine are strong vertebrae, flexible spinal ligaments, cushiony discs, strong back muscles, and healthy, moveable facet joints. [...]
This blog is excerpted from a Well + Good article written by Rachel Lapidos on August 5, 2020. Spine specialists learn everything they can relating to back and neck pain, all in the quest to help you have the most healthy stack of vertebrae possible. There are certain fitness exercises that are considered to be the [...]
https://youtu.be/6jtKdPzA4xA Herniated disc patient testimonial: Carolann P. of Spring Hill, Florida started experiencing discomfort decades ago, due to on and off sciatica. When her pain episodes escalated, she would visit a chiropractor. However, that only provided temporary relief. Carolann lived with this chronic pain for several years, until a friend of hers told her about [...]
This blog is excerpted from Healthline, medically reviewed by Cynthia Cobb, DNP, APRN, WHNP-BC, FAANP and written by Valencia Higuera on February 23, 2021 on burning between shoulder blades and upper back. Burning pain is different from other types of back pain. Some people describe it as a prickly, stinging sensation, or an electrical shock [...]
This blog is excerpted from a Medical News Today article. People spend a lot of time sitting down. There are many reasons a person may experience pain in their buttocks when sitting. Read on to learn about possible symptoms and causes of buttock pain, diagnosis, and when a person should seek medical attention. Symptoms Symptoms may [...]
This blog is excerpted from two National Spine Health Foundation articles: Swimming as Exercise: Cross-Training and Rehabilitation, and Aquatic Physical Therapy: Why It May Be Right for You. Swimming as exercise is a great option. It’s not just feeling good that matters, but the actual results on the body. Swimming is effective for several reasons, including: [...]
https://youtu.be/TJkc37qFeQU Thoracic Spine Surgery Testimonial- The thoracic spine, or the upper and middle portion of the back, is made up of twelve vertebrae, T1-T12. The design of the thoracic spine is meant to protect our heart, lungs, and other vital organs as it’s very stable and not meant to move much. When it gets [...]
This blog is excerpted from a Becker's Spine Review article, written on January 27, 2021, by Alan Condon. Florida's population boom, tax-friendly nature and aging population all contribute to it becoming a key battleground for orthopedic practices. The state's population soared by more than 240,000 in 2020, second only to Texas, which gained almost 374,000 [...]
The blog is excerpted from VeryWell Heath, written by Ashley Braun, MPH, RD on January 25, 2021. We often get questions about arthritis, and if we can help those with arthritis in the spine. First, let's discuss what is spinal arthritis. Spinal arthritis is the inflammation of the joints between the bones in your spine [...]
