My name is Belinda West and if you have back pain caused by a spinal injury, I hope this blog about chiropractors will help you and your pain. I'm writing this blog because I suffered for years with back pain until I started visiting a chiropractor. Since I know how this type of pain can impact a person's life, I wanted to do what I could to help others in the same situation. In this blog, you'll learn all about chiropractic medicine and how this alternative treatment method works to relieve pain. I'll also describe the various types of treatment methods that are commonly used by a chiropractor. In addition to info on helping people who have injuries to their spine, you'll also find out how chiropractic medicine can help those who have frequent headaches and neck pain.
Posted on: 30 August 2016
If tight muscles and back or neck pain have become a way of life for you, or you simply wish to stand up taller and straighter, it may be worthwhile to intervene in order to correct your posture. Poor posture can be caused by a combination of stressors in the office, so it's a good idea to go through this list to see what you can do about your posture.
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Posted on: 30 August 2016
Whether you're dealing with aches and pains or you simply need to relax and unwind, an appointment with your local massage therapist will give you the results you need. If you suffer from allergies, though, it's useful to clarify a few important points when you call the massage therapist to make your appointment. Although you'll go through your overall health history at the start of your appointment, sharing information about your allergies and ensuring that there will be no issues is better to do before you arrive.
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Posted on: 29 August 2016
Looking for ways to treat your chronic back pain without the use of medications or surgery? Here are three fantastic options to consider:
Rolfing
Also known as structural integration, rolfing is a holistic treatment that incorporates deep tissue manipulation to improve posture and reduce chronic pain in the back and other areas of the body. By focusing on the fascia, or sheet of connective tissues underneath the skin, a professional can use rolfing to help you:
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Posted on: 4 August 2016
Whether you are a student or a teacher, the prospect of heading back to school after a break can be cause for stress, frustration, and even headaches. If you are currently suffering from headaches related to heading back to school, you may be wondering if there are any solutions to your problem that do not involve school avoidance or painkillers that can cause other health issues and side effects. Get to know some of the headache relief options that you can try that may be able to make going back to school less of a headache and more of a tolerable and possibly even enjoyable experience.
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