DNA for Morton’s Neuroma
Morton’s Neuroma is caused by a thickening of tissue around the nerves in the bottom of the feet leading to the toes. It most often occurs between the 3rd and fourth toe on the ball of the feet. The symptoms…...
Morton’s Neuroma is caused by a thickening of tissue around the nerves in the bottom of the feet leading to the toes. It most often occurs between the 3rd and fourth toe on the ball of the feet. The symptoms…...
Affected Anatomical regions: Lateral Lateral, Posterior Lateral Affected Jingjin: Foot Shao Yang (GB) – (Temporalis muscle), Foot Tai Yang (UB) – (SCM) Treatment Jingjin: GB, UB, SJ, SI, (SP, K, P, LU) Images: Joint 1, 2, AcuZones 1,2 DNA: Assume…...
There are 3 types: Ischemic stroke: a blood vessel supplying the brain becomes blocked by a clot – about 85% of all strokes. Major causes include atherosclerosis, a clot forming in a carotid or cerebral artery, a clot traveling from…...
Coronary vasospasms, sometimes called Prinzmetal angina, is a temporary, sometimes severe constriction of a coronary artery. The artery can be structurally normal or already have atherosclerosis. During the spasm the artery narrows abruptly and coronary blood flow drops and the…...