Pain Away Clinic Blog
In our industry, dealing with pain is serious business. No one is free from it, but there are certain steps that can be taken to prevent, mitigate, and manage it. In the Pain Away Clinic Blog, you’ll get a peek into the latest events that we’ve attended/sponsored, keep up to date with our latest deals, and our staff also regularly write detailed articles and posts to give you the latest tips and advice for keeping pain away.
Thailand Spartan Race 2018 at HuaHin
As we know, Spartan Race is the world’s best obstacle race. They are held in 25 countries all around the world this year. All Spartan courses are designed to challenge your physically and mentally, which are varying distance and difficulty ranging from 3...
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Stress Treatment in Bangkok
We all suffer from stress. We often hear about stress in a negative connotation, but did you know that stress can also be very useful for your body? It is even essential. But what is stress? In this blog we will tell you everything you need to know about...
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Non-Specific Low Back Pain
Sixty to ninety percent of all people suffer from low back pain at some point in their lives. There are many types of low back pain. From mildly aching pain that disappears over time, to chronic pain that affects your daily life for years, to acute pain...
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Acupuncture for the Treatment of Migraine Headaches
Migraine is a common health condition, affecting around 1 in every 5 women and 1 in every 15 men. Symptoms usually begin in early adulthood (during this period, some female patient may experience tension type headache or migraine). A migraine can cause...
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Upper and Middle Back Pain
Upper back pain and middle back pain are generally less common than lower back pain. In our hectic lives, we tend to burden our lower back more than our upper back or middle back. At Pain Away Clinic we regularly treat clients who suffer from upper back...
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Abnormal Types of Posture That Result in Pain
In the hustle and bustle of everyday life, most people don't think twice about their posture. Just taking a look outside, it's easy to see hunched backs, people with too straight a posture, or even left/right foot imbalance. These irregularities and...
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Ankle Pain from Foot Injuries and How to Treat It
The foot and therefore, the ankle, is a necessary part of walking and human movement. When injured, foot or ankle pain make even short walks for work or daily activities unbearable. Because we rely on our feet as a support function for a number of other...
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Preventing and Treating Sport Injuries
Exercising is fun and healthy, but there is a risk at injury if we do not prepare our bodies and muscles before engaging in exercise. Most people who exercise get to experience a sports injury sooner or later. A sports injury is often annoying, as it is...
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What is Office Syndrome and How is it Treated?
What is Office Syndrome? Office Syndrome is an ailment that often affects people working in the office, as well as other people who tend to work in other desk-and-chair type scenarios. This occurs slowly, and has to do with the nature of having to sit in...
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10 Tips for Shoulder Pain
Every now and then everyone suffers from pain in the shoulder. Shoulder complaints can have multiple causes, but are most often caused by an incorrect posture or overloading the shoulders. This usually happens in the office or during exercise, but fatigue...
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CrossFit at Trainig Ground, September 1, 2018
On 1-2 September 2018, there is CrossFit competition event at Training Ground. CrossFit is a program developed to offer a full-body workout that combines elements of cardio, weight lifting, gymnastics, core training and more to prepare the body for the...
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Psychological Factors Can Cause Physical Symptoms
From a Physiologist’s Perspective Chronic Myofascial Pain Syndrome (MPS), migraine, and tension-type headaches are chronic pain syndromes that are linked with the pathophysiology of brain disorders associated with painful stimulation. One of the key...
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Treating Myofascial Pain Syndrome with Yoga
Some of you may know that Myofascial Pain Syndrome is a big problem for the modern generation as a result of work habits, life, lack of health care or exercise, hastily living, and competition in the workplace that causes stress. So today, we'd like to...
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Sponsor at Tridash
On 19 August 2018, Pain Away Clinic has participated in the Tridash event as an official sponsor. Tridash is the testing ground for the beginner triathlete runner and consists of 400-meter swimming, 20-kilometer biking and 5-kilometer running. This race is...
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Improving Your Posture
We all know that having a good posture is important. Nevertheless, we are often slumped on the couch and sit with a curved back on our office chair. Having a good posture can prevent physical complaints and chronic ailments such as: Excessively curved...
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Treatment for Lower Back Pain in Bangkok
Every once in a while we suffer from some pain in our back, and we often take this pain for granted . It is part of our hectic lifestyles (especially city life) and we often think it'll probably fly over anyway, or we do not want to take the time to have it looked...
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Factors of Persisting on Myofascial Pain Syndrome
Mechanics is studying about work, force, result of force that taken place. It divided for 2 parts: Statics: study about the force on object in static condition, or things on constant acceleration so, the result of work will be zero Dynamics: study about...
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What Is De Quervain’s Tenosynovitis?
De Quervain’s Tenosynovitis is a condition named after the doctor who first described it. It is also known as Tendovaginitis Stenosans or Stenosizing Tenosynovitis. Two tendons connected to the thumb, at the level of the wrist, are bundled in a tunnel of...
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What Is Fasciitis Plantaris?
The Plantar Fascia is the thick connective tissue which supports the arch on the bottom of the foot—connecting the heel bone to your toes. The Plantar Fascia ensures that you can push off with power and jump. The tissue is tightened at every step and must...
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Myofascial Pain Syndrome
We have studied about Myofascial Pain Syndrome. This time Chinese medicine Dr. Mew talked about the trapezius muscle. When people have bad posture, such as hump back, the trapezius muscle is pulled in a way that continues tension causing a trigger point on the...
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How Acupuncture Mitigates Pain
Many people falsely presume that acupuncture needles are coated with medication or medication is prescribed before acupuncture. In fact, only alcohol is applied onto the skin, which aids in sterilization. The needles also have no drug coating and are not...
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