Pain Solutions Queensland

19/06/2024

Is it easier to wait for a disaster to act, or proactively work to optimise things? Read my latest post to find out how this applies to your health. Maybe your body needs a check-up and tune-up before things break down?

Is it easier to wait for a disaster to act, or proactively work to optimise things? Read on to find out how this applies to your health

24/02/2024

There are few conditions that are as common & distressing as headaches. There are many headache types and skilled hands are required to treat them effectively. Read my latest post to learn more.

There are few conditions that are as common and distressing as headaches. Headaches are ranked #3 out of every type of medical / musculoskeletal condition in terms of years lived with disability (Global Burden of Disease 2019). They afflict over 50% of adults worldwide and around 90% at some point i...

28/11/2023

Still have those persisting niggles or that sore spot that is limiting your ability to do everything you want to do?

With Summer here before the weekend, and the end of your health insurance year approaching, please book in now so I can assist you before the Christmas/New Year closures.

For a quick and easy booking go to the website & click "Book Now" or call 3369 0909.

Pain Solutions Queensland is located in Milton, Brisbane. Our expertise is managing chronic persistent pain, including back pain, neck pain, shoulder, knee, ankle, foot, hip, and elbow pain.

18/10/2023

Lower Back Pain: It's tempting to think a scan will "provide a quick answer". Why then are scans normal in over 90% of cases?

It's tempting to thing a scan will "provide a quick answer" to back pain. Why then are scans normal in over 90% of cases?

02/09/2023

Shoulder pain has long been regarded as difficult to treat. Many painful shoulders have bursitis as either a primary or co-existing diagnosis. One of the reasons shoulders are hard to treat is that your practitioner needs to excel at treating more than just the shoulder - they have to be good at treating the entire body! Read about why at:

Shoulder bursitis is one of the most common diagnoses when it comes to painful shoulders. What is it, what are the causes & best treatment?

26/07/2023

Osteoarthritis is a very common joint condition. The attitude "arthritis is part of getting old" or "nothing can be done" are pure fiction. Read my latest blog to find out why.

The attitudes "Osteoarthritis is part of getting old", "nothing can be done" are pure fiction. Read on & learn why.

05/06/2023

Persistent pain is common, complex, yet treatable. In my latest post I outline the science behind how pain becomes chronic, how it involves multiple systems of the body, and how this understanding offers insights into treatment (why certain treatments work and some don't).

Persistent pain is common, complex, yet treatable. Read on to understand how pain becomes chronic, which offers insights into treatment

29/05/2023

Read my latest post about conquering persistent pain. In this short article I discuss the Fascial System of the body and introduce how it is involved in causing pain.

The fascial system is the second system of the body we examine in respect of conquering chronic pain

15/05/2023

To conquer chronic pain, you need to understand how the different systems of the body can all play a role in causing persistent pain. You also need a practitioner who knows how to effectively treat each system & how they interact. Read the first in a series of posts about how chronic pain occurs and how to beat it.
https://www.painsolutionsqld.com.au/post/the-lymphatic-venous-drainage-system-persistent-pain

15/02/2023

When is a wrist sprain not a wrist sprain? Sounds a bit like something the Riddler in the 1960's Batman TV series would say!

Turns out quite a few "sprains" are really a nasty little fracture of the scaphoid bone. This is a common injury that you shouldn't ignore. Read on to learn why it can have serious long term consequences.
https://www.painsolutionsqld.com.au/post/scaphoid-fractures-when-a-wrist-sprain-isn-t-a-wrist-sprain