Dr. Archer’s Blog

The roots of the sciatic nerve exit the spine through several levels in the lower back, join in the buttock region, and travel down into the […]

Though some element of our overall wellbeing is defined by our genetics, there is a  lot you can do to live a long and healthy life. […]

The whiplash process can lead to a number of concurrent symptoms (neck pain, headaches, limited cervical range of motion, etc.) referred to as whiplash associated disorders, […]

Shoulder instability (SI) occurs when the soft tissues (joint capsule, ligaments, and labrum) that hold the humerus in the shallow ball-and-socket glenohumeral joint become stretched, torn, […]