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Category: Facet Syndrome

When to See a Doctor: Facet Medial Branch Blocks – Evidence Summary for Endurance Runners

Introduction Facet medial branch blocks are a diagnostic and therapeutic procedure used to identify and alleviate pain originating…
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Posted on: 11 Nov 2025Written by: BackPainRelief

How Telerehabilitation Physical Therapy for Back Pain is Revolutionizing Home Care in 2025

Introduction Telerehabilitation physical therapy for back pain is transforming how adults manage discomfort, combining remote professional guidance with…
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Posted on: 10 Nov 2025Written by: BackPainRelief

Understanding Foraminal Stenosis: Causes, Relief, and When to See a Doctor

Introduction Foraminal stenosis is a common but often misunderstood condition that affects the spine’s nerve passageways. If you’re…
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Posted on: 10 Nov 2025Written by: BackPainRelief

Understanding Myofascial Trigger Points and Their Role in Facet Joint Syndrome Relief

Introduction Myofascial trigger points are small, tight knots in muscles that can cause significant discomfort and pain. They…
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Posted on: 10 Nov 2025Written by: BackPainRelief

Practical Posture and Ergonomics Tips for Facet Joint Syndrome Relief

Introduction Facet joint syndrome is a common source of back and neck discomfort that can challenge everyday activities.…
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Posted on: 09 Nov 2025Written by: BackPainRelief

Herniated Disc Relief and Safe Self-Care Tips for Adults

Introduction A herniated disc is a common spinal condition that can cause pain and discomfort in the back…
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Posted on: 09 Nov 2025Written by: BackPainRelief

Understanding Facet Joint Syndrome: Causes, Relief, and When to Seek Help

Introduction Facet joint syndrome is a common cause of back and neck pain, affecting many adults who seek…
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Posted on: 09 Nov 2025Written by: BackPainRelief
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