Chiropractic Therapy

Have your experienced shoulder and/or neck aches while doing your job at a workstation or work desk? Pain can definitely occur once we sit down for an extended period of time and plenty of us spend more than 7 hours daily doing just that! Soreness and discomfort can make us more upset... and less productive. How are you supposed to work when you hurt? You end up taking more and more breaks and/or days off due to muscle, joint and bone issues, right? Here are some helpful shoulder and neck...

Do you agree that many of us experience back pain sometime in our lives? It may be the result of a sports-associated fracture, a mishap, or a hereditary disorder such as scoliosis. Yet, most of the time, upper or lower back pain develops throughout the routines of daily life. Monotonous events at the office or house, like sitting at a computer or lifting and transporting boxes, may generate pressure as well as muscle stiffness that leads to a backache. One solution to avoiding back pain is to enhance your overall posture.

No matter what the season, chiropractic care can help a person relieve their pain. Summer fun: Summer comes with lots of pleasure and fun in the sun with plenty of outdoor games. But it also brings pain caused by sports injuries and falls. Walking, running, cycling, swimming, rock climbing and other outdoor activities can end up causing people pain… A chiropractor helps your body recover from injuries and falls sustained during summer.

When a person is dealing with pain they often seek the help of a chiropractor. The person may have a headache or it may be pain in the knees, neck, shoulder or back… and the pain just doesn’t seem to want to go away on its own. Thus, for some, a visit to a chiropractor is the main way to get relief from pain as a “last ditch” attempt… while for others a visit to a chiropractor is their very first step in the healing process. Chiropractors are good at helping the body heal itself. As...

Do you find yourself staring down at your mobile “smart” phone for interminable hours? You might have what’s called “text neck.” It’s neck pain sustained in this context. It doesn’t matter if the device in question is a tablet, phone or any wireless device... basically you are staring at it for too long! If a patient complains of severe back pain and specifically upper back pain it could be because s/he is sitting for hours hunched over the phone!