Main points: In the Philippines, pain and discomfort among cancer patients is a serious problem that’s often neglected. A study that was published in the Health Research and Development Information Network (HERDIN), the official repository for health and health-related research in the Philippiines, suggests that on average cancer patients only get about 32% relief from […]
Main points: Many Filipinos deal with chronic pain, but they’re also hesitant to take pain medications, especially strong ones because of side effects, addiction, or a desire to remain “matapang” and not complain. Consequently, many choose to simply endure the pain and discomfort instead of taking medicine, which means that pain isn’t properly treated. This […]
Main points: Back pain is an ailment that affects countless Filipinos year annually, disrupting work, regular routines, and overall quality of life. It may come in the form of dull pain due to prolonged sitting or sharp pain from heavy lifting. For acute back pain home remedies can relax tight muscles, reduce inflammation, and promote […]
Main points: Proper body mechanics, coupled with regular movement, are a must for spine and overall health. Everyday activities like standing, walking, sitting, and lifting put a strain on your lower back. Combined with poor posture, this can lead to pain and discomfort. The good news is that all is not lost if poor biomechanics […]
Main points: In the Philippines, stress in the workplace has become a cause of concern. This is according to a study that was performed by AXA Mind Health, and published in the Philippine News Agency (PNA). Per the study, 87% of Filipinos experience stress in the work place, which is 11% above the world average. […]
Main points: There’s no single reason people visit a chiro therapy clinic. It could be back pain, poor posture from long hours at a desk, or just that annoying ache that makes everyday movement harder. But one thing is common: people want relief that doesn’t rely on medication. This is the reason why the said […]
Main points: Badminton, basketball, running. The Philippines is an active nation. In fact, a 2018 survey by Cint, published on Statista, found that around 5% of Filipino respondents played badminton regularly, and that’s just one of many sports embedded in everyday Filipino life. On the one hand, getting involved in sports and other physical activities […]
Main points: A survey in the Philippine Journal of Internal Medicine found that about 10.4% of Filipino adults suffer from chronic pain that ranges from moderate to severe. It’s more common among women and older people, and it most often affects the knees, shoulders, and lower back. With so many people looking for musculoskeletal pain […]
Main points: Most Filipinos push through pain rather than address it. A stiff neck, a sore back, an old injury that never fully healed, these become background noise. But according to a study that was published in Inquirer.net, seven out of 10 Filipinos experience pain regularly. That is not background noise. That is a public […]
Main points: Low back pain is a leading cause of disability among working-age adults, driving lost productivity, hospitalizations, and financial hardship. A local survey of 101 patients (18–60 years) found most experiencing moderate to severe pain, worsening at night and morning, often linked to physically demanding or sedentary work. Limited uptake of formal care highlights […]
