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POTS is characterized as a blood circulation disorder and can cause an increase in heart rate or symptoms when standing up, but may also present with many other symptoms at any time. Here are additional symptoms, causes and treatments for POTS and dysautonomia.

Think you’ve experienced a concussion or have Post-Concussion Syndrome? Here are common red flag concussion signs that require immediate medical attention and six myths about concussion treatment.

Terry Moore and the Moore MyoWorx Denver team join Barry Miller on Denver's 630 KHOW to talk about the Denver clinic and concussions, migraines and recovery.

After opening our first United States location in the summer of 2023, Moore MyoWorx continues to expand its team and is proud to add Brennan Seevers as our Denver Clinic Director!

The most important aspect about treatment in relation to physical trauma is you taking control of your own recovery and the pace of the recovery. Here are tips to help with that process.

Building endurance is vital when recovering from chronic pain symptoms. Without the proper strength in the appropriate areas, the muscles will fatigue super quickly and get sore causing a further increase in tightness and symptoms.

It’s not a surprise that headaches (including migraines) are the most common symptom experienced by people with post-concussion syndrome. However, the next four most common symptoms may surprise you.

Persisting dizziness is a common physical symptom of mild Traumatic Brain Injury. Here’s our research on the effect of MyoWorx treatment with soft tissue release and exercise therapy on dizziness in mild TBI patients

This 12-week study examined the impact of MyoWorx treatment on post concussion syndrome (PCS) symptoms with 101 subjects who were experiencing symptoms for 12 weeks or longer post concussion.

This study followed 510 consecutive patients treated over a 10 year period. When there was an associated referred pain syndrome this symptom was abolished in over 90% of instances.

This was an 8-week study with 15 patients where 13 of 15 patients had chronic low back pain for more than 6 months. 12 of 15 patients had tried other therapies with no lasting results. Soreness decreased 58% on average after just 1 treatment and 92% after 8 treatments.

This study examined pain in the forearm, wrist, and hand. It was a 4-week study with 17 patients. Soreness decreased 38% on average after 1 treatment and 93% after 8 treatments.