As we get older, it is important to care for our bodies when they begin to experience pain that we aren’t accustomed to. Many things can contribute to these chronic pains, and it is important to take the time to get to know your body’s own necessities. Luckily, there are factors you can take into…
As winter approaches, many of us are at a higher risk of having ice-related back injuries. The impact of slipping or falling on ice can be very dangerous and cause life-changing spine-related injuries. However, some precautions can be taken to protect yourself and those around you. Continue reading to learn about the seven science-approved tips…
Nurse practitioner Annette Johnson joined the Center of Spine and Orthopedics’ Pain Management Team on September 1. Annette specializes in the treatment and care of chronic pain patients. She is licensed in Colorado and board-certified by the American Nurses Credentialing Center. Annette earned two advanced degrees – a post-master’s certification as a nurse practitioner in…
Dr. Eric Kuhlman, a podiatrist and foot and ankle surgeon, presented a lecture on “Diabetic Charcot Neuroarthropathy” on September 15 during the Center for Spine and Orthopedics (CSO) most recent virtual Continuing Medical Education (CME) lecture. Almost 80 physicians, physician assistants, nurse practitioners, chiropractors, and physical therapists logged on to Zoom to listen to Dr.…
Rodney Montoya’s journey to becoming free from back pain began in 2012 when he underwent an emergency discectomy in Santa Fe, NM, where he lived at that time. Three days later, he returned home from the hospital. Twelve days after surgery, his pain returned. Following an MRI, Montoya’s surgeon told him that he would…
Our knee joint is one of the most complex joints in our whole body. We use it pretty much all day every day, so knee pain can be common in individuals. Continue reading below to see what could be causing your knee pain and how to treat it! Oh, my aching knees! If that’s your…