Thomas B. Chodosh, DO, PA-Comp Care Medical Center

Thomas B. Chodosh, DO, PA-Comp Care Medical Center Thomas B. Chodosh, D.O., P.A. Comp Care Medical Center
in Corpus Christi, TX

06/18/2020

Finding the cause of a spinal pain issue may be less important to you than treating it, but knowing the cause can help you learn to avoid similar issues. Remember, something as simple as a jarring fall down the stairs has the potential to cause spinal pain in the future.

06/16/2020

Did you know that the World Health Organization estimates that as many as 65 to 80 percent of the world population rely on alternative medicine as their primary for of healthcare. Only 10 to 30 percent of people used conventional medicine.

06/11/2020

A wide range of diseases can cause chronic pain in addition to the other symptoms associated with the condition. Among adults with diabetes, for example, back pain and pain in the hands and feet are two of the most frequently cited forms of chronic pain.

06/09/2020

Some over-the-counter pain medications such as Ibuprofen, naproxen, and acetaminophen have been proven to be effective in the battle against joint pain and osteoarthritis. Spinal doctors will often try this less-invasive therapy first for those with lesser degrees of back pain.

06/04/2020

Conditions such as spondylolisthesis often respond well to non-surgical treatment. Braces can immobilize the affected area to allow the body to heal, anti-inflammatories can reduce swelling and pain, and select exercises can rebuild strength and flexibility.

06/02/2020

Do you know the difference between acute and chronic back pain? Acute pain starts quickly and typically lasts less than six weeks. It’s the most common type of back pain. It could be caused by things such as falling, being tackled in football, or lifting something heavy. Chronic pain lasts for more than three months.

05/28/2020

A trapped nerve can occur anywhere along the length of your spinal column. Your back doctor will pay close attention to your symptoms as a first step in evaluating what the problem may be as one of the complications in diagnosis is that the problem area is not always where the pain is.

05/26/2020

One of the best things women can do to protect back health during pregnancy is to maintain good posture at all times. Doing so will reduce excess weight on the lower back and help to support and strengthen back muscles as the pregnancy advances.

05/21/2020

If a patient doesn’t get relief from less invasive spinal surgery, a fusion surgery may be recommended. This is where two or more bones of the spine are fused together to limit movement in the spine where the back pain is caused.

05/19/2020

After back and neck pain, headaches are the most common type of chronic pain. Through tests and detailing questioning about your daily routine, we can determine the cause of your headaches and keep them at bay with medicine and treatment.

05/14/2020

Osteopathic medicine’s first school, the American School of Osteopathy, is now known as the A. T. Still University-Kirksville (Mo.) College of Osteopathic Medicine. It is located in Kirksville, MO.

05/12/2020

While you may be willing to consent to spinal surgery if it’s truly your only option, it’s natural to want to avoid surgery whenever possible. Rest assured that we’re always willing to help you learn more about the non-surgical treatment options that could help you regain your quality of life.

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3933 Up River Road
Corpus Christi, TX
78408

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(361) 882-1001

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