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7 Things NOT To Do After a Car Accident
After a crash, adrenaline and confusion can lead to poor decision-making, delaying healing and complicating claims. Slow down, think, and avoid these mistakes. The obvious ones Don’t leave the scene. Breathe. Check for injuries. Call 911 if needed. Leaving makes...
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Can a Chiropractor Help with Pelvic Pain in Women?
Can a Chiropractor Help with Pelvic Pain in Women? Sometimes, it feels like there’s a sharp boulder nudging up against the walls of your pelvis and uterine area. Other times, it’s more like a dull pressure that weighs you down. It’s hard to sit,...
Pain from Cramped Spaces: Spinal Stenosis Explained
Pain from Cramped Spaces: Spinal Stenosis Explained The spinal canal is a freeway; it sends messages to and from the brain to communicate all the body's systems' function, performance, and behavior. The channel is an open space down the middle of the spine, protected...
Sciatica: 10 Things to Know & What to do About it
Sciatica: 10 Things to Know & What to do About it Sciatica is about more than the pain. Actually, it’s not even a medical diagnosis but a symptom of an underlying problem affecting the sciatic nerve. There are a few well-known facts about this back nerve pain you...
Burning Neck Pain: What it is and How to Treat it
Burning Neck Pain: What it is and How to Treat it Burning neck pain feels like hot needles. Sometimes, the pain races into the shoulder, down the arm, and into the hands as well. The burning sensation can result from various injuries and conditions, some of which we...
5 Totally Unexpected Symptoms of a Slipped Disc
5 Totally Unexpected Symptoms of a Slipped Disc A slipped disc is when the soft cushion sitting between the backbones slips out from the stack and pushes on surrounding nerves, muscles, and joints. A disc herniation [r1] can affect the entire...
Subluxation and Gonstead Chiropractic Care Explained
Subluxation and Gonstead Chiropractic Care Explained Subluxation is the primary disorder a Gonstead chiropractor treats. It’s a word used to describe a condition rather than a disease. When things seem to be going wrong, not working correctly, stiff, or painful, or...