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Lifestyle Steps that Lower Cancer Risk

About a third of all Americans develop cancer at some point. At CHOICE Pain & Rehabilitation Center, our team of physical medicine and pain management specialists understand the aggressive nature of cancer, and we help patients throughout Maryland cope with the pain that often accompanies it. And while we know…

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Is Running Bad for My Knees?

Anything that repeatedly stresses your knee joints is bound to be a potential source of pain, and running certainly fits the bill. In fact, knee pain is so common among those who pound the pavement that it has its own name runners knee.; Rather than a specific condition, runners…

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What’s Different About Sports Medicine?

Like most athletes, your probably used to working through the pain of getting tackled, elbowed, or tripped up. However, if you have a serious injury that’s sidelined you, you need expert medical care. Our providers at CHOICE Pain & Rehabilitation Center have your back ; and your knees, and your…

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All About Facet Block Injections

It can be easy to take your ability to move for granted. When we engage in everyday activities, such as bending, twisting, and reaching, we rarely stop to think about the countless synchronized functions required to make our spine work ;until it doesn’t ; Back pain plagues up to…

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Understanding the Types of Diabetic Neuropathy

If you have diabetes, and you also experience numbness, tingling, oversensitivity, weakness, or sharp pain, you may also have diabetic neuropathy. There are four main types of diabetic neuropathy, which are: Peripheral neuropathy Autonomic neuropathy Focal neuropathy Proximal neuropathy In this blog, the experts at CHOICE Pain & Rehabilitation Center…

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Using Biofeedback to Treat Cancer Pain

When we walk, lift our hands, or smile, where in control of our movements, and are generally aware that were in control. But there are other bodily functions, like our heart rate, body temperature, and pain reaction, that we can’t control, or that we do involuntarily, without thinking about too…

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