Neck Braces for Neck Pain
At Burlington Sports Therapy, we practice in an evidence-based manner. That means we try to base our recommendations and our [...]
Is that pain in your neck related to your shoulder pain? (Scapular Dyskinesis)
Neck pain and shoulder pain are very common. They can occur independently but they often occur together. In fact, many [...]
Neck Pain and Exercise
Neck pain is very common and can be caused by various structures. For many it’s a combination of joint and [...]
Do you Have Simple Neck Pain or a Cervical Spine Disc Herniation?
Neck pain is common. We get it from sitting at desks, working out, playing sports, car accidents…the list goes on and [...]
Back Pain and Neck Pain in Burlington
It seems that the longer I’m in practise, the more I appreciate the negative impact prolonged sitting can have on [...]
Double Crush Syndrome or Carpal Tunnel?
As mentioned in previous blogs, nerve compression can cause a number of different symptoms. Pins and needles, numbness, burning, weakness, [...]
Facet Joints in Neck and Back Pain
There are many different causes for back and neck pain. Quite often, patients discuss the different layers of causation. For [...]
Disc Herniation
If you haven't already heard the analogy, a jelly donut is a really easy way to get the idea of [...]
Headache
Many people come to our clinic looking for relief from their headaches. Whether or not we can help them depends [...]
Trigger Point Therapy
A "trigger point" is a slang term used to describe an irritable, localised area of dysfunction in a muscle. What [...]
