Wellness Blog

Are you tired of the constant cycle of seeking pain management solutions that only provide temporary relief? Are you constantly getting prescribed over-the-counter pain medications such as ibuprofen and acetaminophen, opioids, and corticosteroid injections to provide pain relief and tired of endlessly being on these medications? Do you want to experience a true sense of vitality and longevity? If you’re ready to take control of your health and break the cycle of relying on temporary pain relief without addressing the root cause, then a more long-term approach to pain management and wellness, such as Dr. Marcus Favorite’s wellness-based care could be the solution you need. But let’s delve a bit more deeper into the issue of pain management. Why exactly are pain management solutions inferior to a wellness-based approach? The Issue with Pain Management Pain management solutions often only provide temporary relief and come with unwanted side effects, while wellness-based care addresses the root cause of pain and improves overall health and wellbeing. Pain management treatments that prescribe medication may provide relief from pain in the short-term, but they don’t address the underlying issue and can even cause side effects or other health problems if used for extended periods of…

For middle aged women, living a busy lifestyle can be both rewarding and stressful. With work, family responsibilities and other obligations, it’s no wonder that stress-related back pain is becoming more common. But how can you spot the early signs of this condition and prevent it from getting worse? Let’s take a look at the tell-tale signs of stress-related back pain along with tips on how to prevent it from worsening. What are the Symptoms of Stress-Related Back Pain? One of the most common symptoms of stress-related back pain is aching or stiffness in your lower back or neck. You may also experience muscle spasms in your upper or lower back that feel like tight knots. Other symptoms include: headaches, fatigue, difficulty sleeping, irritability, and depression. If you notice any of these signs or if you have already been diagnosed with stress-related back pain, it’s important to take action right away to prevent further injury or irritation. Tips for Treating Stress-Related Back Pain The best way to treat stress-related back pain is through chiropractic care. A qualified chiropractor can perform spinal manipulation techniques that will help reduce inflammation and muscle spasms while restoring joint mobility. At Dr. Marcus Favorite’s Oklahoma…