Recent studies have shown that one-third of patients undergoing knee replacements continued to have pain after the procedure. Scottsdale knee pain specialist, Dr. William Nelson, is an expert in non-surgical orthopedics and can explain your best options.
Dr. Nelson & US Cryotherapy are partnering in a 30-day mental health challenge beginning on February 15th. Most people don't realize how pain can negatively affect a person's mood & how depression can negatively affect how a person recovers from pain.
Discover everything you need to know about prolotherapy and whether it can help you return to playing golf, yoga, working out, weight training, tennis, biking, running, aerobics, hiking, playing with your children/grandchildren or your favorite exercise.
Struggles to get to the clinic? Trying to reduce your exposure to COVID-19, as well as other contagious illnesses, and still need to see your doctor? Telehealth is safe and easy — receive quality care from anywhere.
The road to recovery in 5 stanzas; this poem is one of Dr. William Nelson's favorite, he is an addiction specialist from Explore Health in Scottsdale. Recovery is rarely a one time experience followed by lifetime sobriety. Relapse is part of recovery.
In part 1, we discussed the problems of the traditional parent/child relationship and how it can increase rather than decrease the anxiety of your adolescent child. Read part 2 to hear more suggestions on how to change the parent/child dynamic.
This is the first part of a two-part blog on how to raise healthy, responsible and sober kids in a society where addiction is so common and overdose deaths are increasing at an alarming rate. The best cure for addiction is PREVENTION.
Low back pain & depression are two of the most common reasons for doctor’s visits. Despite this, there has been little emphasis by the medical profession on how these two conditions are related. Read below to find out more information on LBP & depression.
DID YOU KNOW 10% OF HIGH SCHOOL VARSITY ATHLETES ARE USING OPIATE PAIN MEDICATIONS FOR NON-MEDICAL REASONS?
COMMENTARY: THERE IS A BETTER SOLUTION FOR HEROIN ADDICTS
