Dr. Anish Agarwalla

Did you know that almost everyone gets back pain at some point? It’s like when you carry a super heavy backpack and your back says, “Hey, that’s too much!” That’s how your back feels when it hurts. But guess what? Sometimes, it’s not just about heavy things. It can be because of how we sit, […]

Ah, low back pain – it’s like that uninvited guest at your weekend barbeque, right? It shows up unannounced, overstays its welcome, and can put a damper on things. This pesky pain affects millions worldwide, turning simple tasks into Herculean efforts. Ever tried tying your shoes or picking up your toddler with a backache? It’s

Hey there! I know how it feels to step out of bed and be greeted with that sharp, nagging pain in your heel. That’s plantar fasciitis for you. It’s like your foot’s own alarm clock, except it’s not the kind you want waking you up every morning. I see this a lot in my clinic.

Have you ever wondered, “Why do my feet hate mornings?” after waking up? If so, we may be discussing a minor irritant known as plantar fasciitis. Imagine yourself traversing a tightrope. It’s inside your foot, not in the circus. Your plantar fascia acts like a tightrope, and occasionally it becomes cranky. When does it? Ouch!

Do you recognize those imposing skyscrapers in large cities? Think of one of them. Strong, sturdy, and it seemed unbreakable. But here’s the thing: the foundation is everything. That might cause the entire structure to collapse if it’s shaky. Scary, huh? Imagine your body as that tower right now. your bones, too? They serve as

Hello there, friends! Have you ever sprung out of bed ready to start the day only to feel a sudden, intense sting in your heel? Like stepping on a tiny, invisible LEGO piece, you get the idea. Ouch! It’s annoying. It’s also somewhat perplexing. You just slept for eight hours, after all. Why does your

Hello there. Let’s talk about our physical selves, or, if you will, our individual temples. Yes, they are composed of innumerable building blocks. The pillars of our structure are Bones; they are our unsung heroes. They help us move with style and assist us as we carry ourselves. What transpires, though, if these pillars begin