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Post-Traumatic Stress Disorder and Link to Upper Cervical Health

Posted in Head Disorders

Date: Sep 8, 2019

Post-Traumatic Stress Disorder and Link to Upper Cervical Health

Post-traumatic stress, or PTSD, is a mental health disorder affecting more than 13 million Americans. Post-traumatic stress is developed from a shocking, scary, or dangerous life experience. Certain triggers can cause the person to have involuntary, split-second changes in their body to help avoid or defend themselves. Symptoms of Post-Traumatic Stress ...

A Naturally Way to Fix Your Pinched Nerve

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Date: Sep 5, 2019

A Naturally Way to Fix Your Pinched Nerve

A pinched nerve occurs when there is too much pressure applied to a nerve and can happen in various places throughout the body. Having a pinched nerve can lead to damage over time if left untreated by creating numerous conditions and chronic pain. With more than 100 unique types of nerve damage, it is ...

Can Upper Cervical Help Your Neck Pain Migraine?

Posted in Neck Disorders

Date: Sep 3, 2019

Can Upper Cervical Help Your Neck Pain Migraine?

Neck pain is the most common symptom of a migraine. In a survey containing 144 migraine patients, 3 out of 4 say they experience neck pain with their migraines with 60% who experience neck pain before the migraine begins. According to The Journal of the American Osteopathic Association, pinched cervical nerves can cause cervicogenic headaches or ...

Herniated Disc Chiropractic Treatments a Good Alternative?

Posted in Lower Extremities

Date: Aug 29, 2019

Herniated Disc Chiropractic Treatments a Good Alternative?

Your spinal cord is made up of vertebrae that are cushioned by small discs. These small discs are located in between each of the vertebrae and act as a shock absorber, provide mobility to the spine, and act as tough ligaments to hold the vertebrae of the spine together. In ...

Can Upper Cervical Help my Child with Cerebral Palsy Syndrome?

Posted in Head Disorders

Date: Aug 23, 2019

Can Upper Cervical Help my Child with Cerebral Palsy Syndrome?

Cerebral palsy syndrome is a nonprogressive disorder characterized by involuntary movements or impaired posture that result from damage dealt with an immature, developing brain often before birth. Many infants are not diagnosed with cerebral palsy syndrome until they are closer to the age of two as it is impossible to ...

Whiplash injuries symptoms

Posted in Neck Disorders

Date: Aug 20, 2019

Whiplash is a type of neck strain associated with a force that jerks the head in a quick or sudden movement. The force that causes your neck to jerk forward or backward stretches and tears the muscles and tendons in your neck. Depending on how severe the whiplash case is, it is not always ...

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