There are many patients who suffer from carpal tunnel syndrome (CTS). In fact, CTS is one of the most common work-related injuries. In spite of multiple studies that show the benefits of chiropractic treatment for patients suffering from CTS, many medical doctors are unaware of the studies and still tell their patients that chiropractic treatment […]
Oh, My Aching… Leg?
Certain low back conditions can give rise to more than just lower back pain. To understand this better, a short “anatomy lesson” is appropriate. The spine can be divided into two halves: front and back. The structures in the front half include the larger, heavier bones called vertebral bodies and the shock absorbing cushions that […]
Spinal Segmental Spondylosis
In 1921, physician Henry Winsor, MD, from the University of Pennsylvania, performed meticulous necropsies on 50 cadavers, and published the results in the journal Medical Times. A unique interest of Dr. Winsor was the stages of spinal dysfunction and spinal degenerative disease. Dr. Winsor discovered that 49 of the 50 cadavers displayed minor curvatures of […]
Headaches: A Self-Assessment of Function
Headaches are a very common problem seen in chiropractic offices. They can vary from mild and barely noticeable to extreme, so much so that it results in total disability where a sufferer is restricted to bed rest in a dark, quiet room. One inexpensive, reliable method to track a patient’s progress is a self-administered test […]
The Many “Faces” of Whiplash
Motor vehicle collisions (MVC) usually result in injuries to the neck and upper back. However, there are often other complaints that can occur immediately or after a delayed time frame. The mechanism of injury or “how did the accident happen?” is very important in this regard. For example, a low-speed crash that occurs at 5-10 […]
Some Headache Causes and Solutions
There are many people who frequently suffer from headaches, some even on a daily basis. Many feel this is “normal.” In fact, when they visit a chiropractor for the first time for what they believe to be an unrelated issue, they may not even bring it up. They may only discuss it after being asked […]
Fibromyalgia (FM) – Diagnosis and Management Strategies
Until recently, fibromyalgia (FM) was felt to be a condition that could only be diagnosed after eliminating other conditions that are more “testable.” While recent studies indicate the possibility that someday MRI and/or blood tests may be used as part of the diagnosis process, it doesn’t change the difficulty doctors and patients face when it […]
Carpal Tunnel Syndrome and Its Many Causes!!!
Did you know that carpal tunnel syndrome (CTS) can result from many conditions and not just over-use activities? There can also be a combination of causes such as a highly repetitive job plus other factors like the use of birth control pills (BCPs), low thyroid function, arthritis, and others. For example, a worker in a […]
Low Back Pain and Its Many Causes!!!
Low back pain (LBP) is one of the most common complaints presenting to chiropractic offices and remains one of the most challenging conditions to manage because there are so many causes. Some of its causes include the obvious such as over-lifting, over-use activities such as sports injuries (bowling, golfing, skiing, tennis, football, etc.), raking leaves, […]
Musculoskeletal Function & Children
In 2003, Donald E Ingber, MD, PhD, published an article in the journal Annals of Medicine (1) titled: Mechanobiology and Diseases of Mechanotransduction Dr. Ingber is from the Vascular Biology Program, Departments of Surgery and Pathology, Children’s Hospital and Harvard Medical School. In this article, Dr. Ingber emphasizes the importance of mechanics and physical forces […]
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