Through gentle techniques and expert care, naturally relieving pain associated with pregnancy such as posture adaptations, back pain, and pelvic changes, can be achieved with chiropractic care.
Read MoreThe most commonly referred to type of scoliosis is idiopathic scoliosis, which is generally found in children starting around the age 10 or when they start puberty. Scoliosis is a condition that causes the spine to curve sideways. Idiopathic simply means that the cause of the scoliosis is unknown. Although the cause is unknown, the treatment is well established and the most effective in reducing the curves and maintaining corrections if treated during puberty.
Read MoreAlthough we may not want it to be, the reality is that technology plays a massive part in our everyday lives. From our Bluetooth speakers in our cars, our work computers and even relaxing at home, tech plays a massive part. All this time in front of a screen takes a massive toll on our bodies, and we often do not realize it. Until the COVID-19 pandemic when millions of people began working from home and classrooms went virtual, this was not as widely recognized. Now, there are names coming out such as the popular “tech neck.”
Read MoreThere are many causes of neck pain such as muscles strain, worn joints, nerve compression, injuries, etc. Moreover, neck pain can range from being quite minor and easily ignored, to being excruciating and debilitating. When this kind of pain becomes too much to self-manage there are a number of treatment options depending on the cause of the pain. One treatment option patients should consider is seeing a chiropractor as we commonly treat people with this condition.
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Chiropractic treatment is very effective for many of the problems that cause knee pain. Often, the symptoms can be reduced and the progression of the problem can be helped thanks to a chiropractor’s unique approach to treating these kinds of ailments.
Read MoreAccording to the Scoliosis Research Society, the definition of scoliosis is the curving of the spine at an angle greater than 10 degrees on an x-ray. Thus, scoliosis is a kind of spinal deformity and shouldn’t be confused with poor posture.
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