De Quervain’s Tenosynovitis, also called โwasherwoman sprain,โ is a condition of the hand that typically affects people who do continuous, fast, repetitive movements. The patient can experience a sudden onset of the condition or it can be gradual, beginning with tenderness in the thumb area and slowly progressing. It can restrict activity, but it doesnโt […]
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Baker’s Cyst: How Chiropractic Can Help Alleviate Its Pain
A bakerโs cyst can cause pain, swelling, and limit the mobility in the affected knee. In some cases, complications can develop, causing serious problems with the leg. The problem with this type of cyst is that even if it is drained, if the underlying cause isnโt address, the cyst can return. Chiropractic can be used […]
Exercise: What Is The Difference Between Anaerobic & Aerobic
Exercise is an important part of good health. It can help with weight loss and plays a crucial role in preventing many chronic health conditions like hypertension, diabetes, and heart disease. Regular exercise has also been shown to help with depression and anxiety. There is just something about getting your body moving and your blood […]
Radiculopathy: How Chiropractic Helps Low Back with Leg Pain
Low back pain affects millions of people each year and is the number one cause of disability worldwide. In the US, it is estimated that 31 million people experience pain in their lower back. It is prevalent and can be debilitating. As patients search for relief, they soon find that not all lumbar pain is […]
X-rays: Why Chiropractors Use X-rays As A Diagnostic Tool For Care
Chiropractors use x-rays as a diagnostic tool to treat a variety of patient complaints. They can help doctors identify the source of a problem or if there is something more going on. X-rays can also help chiropractors determine the best course of action for treatment. To understand more, let’s take a closer look at what […]
Neck Pain 101
Neck pain is one of the most common sources of pain and chronic pain worldwide. According to the International Association for the Study of Pain, each year, around 30% to 50% of the general population experiences neck pain and around 15% will, at some point in their lives, have chronic neck pain. Women seem to […]