by HM Digital | Feb 2, 2023
Reflux is a common problem for adults and infants alike. Studies show that over 25% of babies experience reflux symptoms in the first year of life. Western cultures see roughly 20% of adults affected too. Although symptoms present differently in adults and babies, the...
by HM Digital | Dec 3, 2022
The TMJ (temporomandibular joint) is the technical name for the jaw joint. TMD is a term sometimes used to mean “temporomandibular dysfunction”. Problems Affecting the TMJ The joint is unusual in its function and anatomy, and common problems affecting it...
by HM Digital | Nov 6, 2022
The name “plantar fasciitis” literally means “inflamed tissue on the sole of the foot”. However, the condition itself does not involve a significant amount of inflammation, and may be better classified as a somewhat degenerative condition...
by HM Digital | Oct 6, 2022
The thoracic outlet (confusingly, also known as the thoracic inlet), is a small space between the ribcage and arm. It is the passage for nerves and blood vessels that run to and from the arm. If these structures are compressed or otherwise irritated, they can cause...
by HM Digital | Sep 2, 2022
The carpal tunnel is a space made by the wrist bones (carpals) and soft tissues. It creates a passage for nerves, tendons, and blood vessels to pass into the hand. Carpal tunnel syndrome is a collection of symptoms that can develop when one of the nerves within the...
by HM Digital | Aug 9, 2022
Piriformis syndrome is when a deep muscle in the buttock (piriformis) causes irritation to the sciatic nerve. Anatomy of the Area The piriformis muscle is a small, deep muscle in the glutes that rotates and extends the hip (brings it backwards). The sciatic nerve runs...
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