Musculoskeletal Issues Articles

Bunionette (tailor’s bunion) is a bony bump at the base of the little toe. In most cases, it is asymptomatic, however, it can cause severe pain and discomfort in some. A number of different non-surgical and surgical treatment methods are available.

Sitting too much can wreak havoc on your health — and your heart health isn't the only thing at risk. What does a sedentary lifestyle do to your bones and joints, and what can you do to decrease your risk of complications right now?

The complaint of a lump sensation in the throat is very common. Most commonly, lump sensations are harmless while visible lumps in the throat should not be taken lightly. An exam of the neck and throat is extremely important to rule out serious problems.

When you notice a growth on your wrist that appeared seemingly overnight, it is not surprising to think it could be some type of tumor or bone spurt that formed around your wrist. Although possible, a far more likely cause would be ganglionic cysts.

Drinking alcohol can cause of a lot of health problems like headaches, weight gain and liver damage but is there also a potential link between drinking alcohol and the development of lower back pain. Read more to find out if there really is a link.

Achondroplasia is a disorder of bone formation, and it’s the most common cause of short stature (dwarfism). It is associated with an increased risk of premature death, but good-quality healthcare improves health outcomes for people with achondroplasia.

Alzheimer's Disease is a complicated condition that not only involves a decline in memory, but also a decrease in muscle strength. Recent experiments have shown that there may be a link between cognitive decline and muscle strength.

There is a lot of evidence that fizzy soft drinks are detrimental to bone health. But not every kind of carbonated beverage is linked to an increased risk of osteoporosis.

We all know that calcium and vitamin D are essential for healthy bones. Osteoporosis prevention also requires magnesium, zinc, and vitamin K. But the missing link in bone health for many people is vitamin C.

Every vitamin is vital to some function of human metabolism. Vitamin K2 is often overlooked, but it is vital to building healthy bones.