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  1. Using ice and heat safely for back painBack pain often follows lifting, long drives, gardening, desk work or weekend sport. This guide explains how to safely use ice and heat for back pain, whether…
  2. Hydration And Healthy Spinal DiscsThe importance of hydration for disc hydration and health is easy to overlook. Intervertebral discs sit between the spinal bones and help absorb impact,…
  3. What Is a Spinal Cord Stimulator and How Does It Work?A spinal cord stimulator is an implanted device that can reduce certain forms of chronic nerve pain. It sends mild electrical impulses to the spinal cord…
  4. How To Join An Online Casino Tournament With ConfidenceSearching for “casino toernooi deelnemen” means looking for a practical way to enter an online casino tournament. These events turn regular play into a…
  5. When Is Surgery Needed for a Peripheral Nerve TumourA peripheral nerve tumour develops in or around a nerve outside the brain and spinal cord. Many are benign and slow growing, yet they can still cause pain,…
  6. Thyroid Health and Carpal Tunnel SymptomsCarpal tunnel syndrome is usually associated with repetitive hand use, wrist position, diabetes, or pregnancy. Thyroid disease can also play a part. The…
  7. How to Recognise Symptoms of a Transient Ischaemic AttackA transient ischaemic attack (TIA) is a temporary interruption of blood flow to part of the brain. It can produce the same warning signs as a stroke, but…
  8. Occupational therapy after brain surgeryRecovery after brain surgery can affect movement, sensation, thinking, vision, fatigue and confidence. Occupational therapy turns those changes into practical…
  9. What is a subdural hematoma and how it is treatedA subdural hematoma—often called a subdural haematoma in Australian medical usage—is a collection of blood between the dura, the tough outer covering of the…
  10. Understanding Concussion Mechanics in SportConcussion in sport is a mild traumatic brain injury caused by force that makes the brain move or twist inside the skull. It disrupts brain-cell activity…