If you live with arthritis, you already know that nighttime can be one of the hardest parts of your day. Many of our patients across
Arthritis pain can make simple things—pouring coffee, getting out of bed, or walking the dog—feel like a challenge. Many people in Fort Worth, Allen, Coppell,
Arthritis doesn’t usually start with sudden, severe pain. For most people we see at NorTex Spine & Joint Institute here in Fort Worth, Allen, Coppell,
Arthritis affects more than joints. It affects how you move, how you rest, and how you handle daily stress. At NorTex Spine & Joint Institute,
Arthritis flare-ups can feel sudden and overwhelming. One day your joints feel manageable, and the next day they’re stiff, swollen, and painful. Many people in
Arthritis affects how your joints feel, move, and function each day. When you start treatment, it’s normal to wonder how long it will take before
Walking is one of the simplest ways to stay active when you have arthritis. Many people worry that walking might make joint pain worse. But
Many people with arthritis notice their joints feel stiffer, achier, or more sensitive when the weather changes. Cooler temperatures, shifts in barometric pressure, humidity, and
Hydrotherapy is a gentle, low-impact way to ease arthritis pain. Many people in Fort Worth, Allen, Coppell, and Garland choose water therapy because the water