Controlling Back Pain With Chiropractic Care

Posted on: 10 October 2018

While back pain remains one of the most common forms of pain Americans experience, new treatments for the pain only emerge every so often. Doctors have been experimenting with medical uses for direct electrical stimulation of nerves and muscle tissue for decades. While electrical stimulation as a treatment for back pain was once only available at a doctor's office, now pain sufferers can find many home units for self-directed treatment. Before you give one a try, learn a little bit about the general concepts behind the treatment.
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Posted on: 10 October 2018

If you have ever sustained a whiplash neck injury as a result of a car accident, then you know how violent the whipping back and forth motions can be. If your are seeking alternatives to prescription pain medications to relieve your discomfort, then consider the expertise of an auto accident chiropractor services professional. Chiropractic care not only refers to spinal manipulation, but also to natural remedies that can help treat the entire body holistically.
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Posted on: 8 July 2018

After a car accident, you may need car accident injury treatment. Unfortunately, there are a lot of myths about the injuries you may face after a car accident, and those myths sometimes stop people from getting the treatment they need. To help you move in the right direction, here's a look at some of the most pervasive motor vehicle accident injury myths and the truth behind them. 1. Myth: Injuries From Car Accidents Show Up Right Away
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Posted on: 13 January 2017

Many veterans leave the military either without filing claims for their physical problems or not knowing they have a problem in the first place. The wear and tear from military service isn't as easy to observe as sudden, violent injuries from workplace accidents or combat, but if it all leads to being unable to work without forking over cash for pain medication, it's still worth getting help. Here are a few ways that Veterans Affairs (VA) offices and chiropractic professionals can help veterans manage their pain without paying out of pocket for their service.
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