PhysioSpine Reno, LLC

Whip Lash Injury occurs when rapid strain is placed on the body such as in auto accident, contact sport or falls. These forces cause a reaction and counter-reaction in spinal soft tissues creating widespread tearing and inflammation. Injury is felt in the more vulnerable areas of the spine such as the neck and lower back and can have long standing effects. Physical Therapy treatment focusses on acute protection and rest followed by gentle mobilization and retraining of the injured area(s). At PhysioSpine Reno, we specialize in spinal recovery from injury including Whip Lash Associated Disorder. Call us at 775-399-4094 for consultation and assistance in returning to full function after Whip Lash Injury.

Although there is no one pill, supplement, diet, modality or exercise that enhances the immune system, there are some general health recommendations which, when followed, can assist the immune system in performing efficiently. Here are 7 tips to help your immune system keep you well.

Concussion is considered to be mild brain injury that can lead to a vast array of signs and symptoms. Symptoms fall into one of several categories: physical, mental, emotional or behavioral. Symptoms can include headache, dizziness, fatigue and weakness, neck and back pain, loss of mobility, loss of visual or hearing acuity, loss of concentration, loss of sleep and depression. Many physical symptoms can be helped with Physical Therapy treatment which addresses issues of spinal mobility and control, Vestibulocular retraining and functional re-conditioning. Call PhysioSpine Reno at 775-399-4094 for concerns about your acute or chronic Concussion related problems.

1 out of 4 people who experience significant pain will develop chronic pain patterns. We believe this is due to changes in the brain which perpetuate pain signals long after the insult has been removed. Dealing with chronic pain involves understanding pain and re-training the brain to deal with pain. Here are a few tips to assist those of you who are dealing chronic pain. Call PhysioSpine Reno at 775-399-4094 for additional information on pain treatment.