Do you have burning, tingling, aching, or numbness at the inside of your elbow? Does it radiate along the inside of your forearm and go to your pinky and maybe part of your ring finger? In some cases, the nerve may even snap across the medial epicondyle.
It sounds like you have cubital tunnel syndrome—a.k.a. ulnar nerve entrapment. Check out the full article to find out how we help.
Read MoreHow can your foot pain be coming from your low back? There are nerves in your low back that create the sciatic nerve. The sciatic nerve branches and continues all the way down to the foot. Irritation or compression to the nerve anywhere along that path will create pain. If the nerves get compressed long enough the pain will eventually travel all the way down to the foot.
Read MoreAccording to the National Headache Foundation, 12% of Americans (40 million people) suffer with migraines and tension headaches. While there are many causes of migraines, there is an overlap with tension headaches as to the cause.
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