A brain injury may impede your ability to send neurological signals, process those signals, or both. A spinal cord injury does not interfere with brain function, but does mean some or all brain signals might not make it to the intended target. Likewise, your body may struggle to send signals back to the brain. This is why so many people who survive spinal cord injuries lose sensation below the site of the injury.
Dealing with back pain, joint pain, cervical issues, and injury-related ailments can make your days intimidating. Are you heading to surgery to manage the pain? Give a second thought. Multiple ways are available to improve your body’s functioning and keep away the pain.
