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?
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 [...]
