A bone spur is also called osteophyte. It is a tiny pointed outgrowth of bone that is usually caused by inflammation due to tendonitis or degenerative arthritis. These bone spurs oftentimes develop in injured areas of nearby tendons. Some bone spurs don’t produce pain hence, they don’t show symptoms but when they do, you can always find it on the affected locations. It is possible to have a bone spur even if you don’t feel pain, swelling or other usual symptoms of disorder. The Common Causes of Bone Spurs There are a few reasons why bone spurs occur. It is […]
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I've seen this Mississauga chiropractic since my 10 year old was a baby. I met her when she gave professional advice to a moms group. I was so impressed and in awe with her posture that I knew she was the one to see about my lower back pain/weak abdominal muscles due to pregnancy, etc.
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