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What is Vertigo? Vertigo is a condition that affects the inner ear. Our inner ear is responsible for maintaining our balance so when the inner ear is dysfunctional; it causes people to have balance problems. Vertigo is also common in patients who’ve had neck and head injuries. About 20-40% of patients who are diagnosed with whiplash will experience vertigo symptoms. The condition is … [Read more...]
Seeking a health provider for an individual’s healthcare needs is an important step on the successful road to their recovery. The type of care the individual doctor provides is the most important bit of chiropractor information a prospective patient would need in making their physician choice. Chiropractor information is available online at their clinic websites. Almost all chiropractic … [Read more...]
Have you experienced an un-successful Back Surgery? Nearly half of all back surgeries are deemed un-successful, many are often repeated. Back surgery should be the last resort of back pain or reserved for emergency situations. There are many causes of back pain and include the following: strain/sprains, Sciatica, Piriformis syndrome, cancer, space-occupying lesions such as tumors, … [Read more...]
Have you suffered from an Ankle Sprain that has left you will residual pain and discomfort? Ankle sprains are extremely common, an estimated 25,000 per day. Ankle sprains may happen to athletes and non-athletes alike, they may happen during a football game, or by stepping off a stoop the wrong way. The ankle joint is medically known as the talocrural joint. Three bones make up this … [Read more...]
Most people, when asked about whiplash, would respond that it is a neck injury that is commonly caused by sudden, violent movement of the head and neck. While this is accurate, the injury generally offers a more complex explanation. Following a traumatic event such as an automobile accident or other sudden acceleration/deceleration movements, the soft tissues of the neck become injured. Depending … [Read more...]
Causes of Upper Back Pain Upper back pain can occur for a variety of reasons. One person may sustain a back injury from a car accident or a contact sport, while others may have pain from poor posture. Many people who sit at a desk for long periods of time will complain of upper back pain because of poor posture. Back aches often occur if the muscles are overused or lack strength. People … [Read more...]
Whiplash or WAD (Whiplash Associated Disorder) is a serious condition that can affect an individual’s activities of daily living and their overall quality of life. Most people associate whiplash with an automobile accident, and that is the number one way to receive whiplash. However, whiplash (WAD) can also be from other accidents including: falls from ladders, roofs, horses, bicycles, … [Read more...]
Have you been involved in a car accident injury that left you with residual pain and limited use of your body? You’re not alone. Many people get into what they like to call “fender-benders,” where the cars are traveling at low-speeds. However, once they leave the scene the passengers begin experiencing pain, headaches, inflammation, loss of motor control and range of … [Read more...]
Whiplash or WAD (Whiplash Associated Disorder) is a serious condition that can affect an individual’s activities of daily living and their overall quality of life. Most people associate whiplash with an automobile accident and that of course is the number one way to receive whiplash. However, whiplash (WAD) can also be from other accidents including: falls from ladders, roofs, horses, … [Read more...]
Ankle Sprain The massage technique known as cross friction can be used for ankle sprains. This specific massage assists the body to heal while prohibiting scar tissue from forming. One of the most common injuries, especially in sports, is an ankle sprain. An ankle sprain can be defined as the result of overstretching or tearing of the ligaments in the ankle. The overstretching … [Read more...]
From The Journal of Chiropractic Medicine
