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Headache and Migraines

Headache and Migraines

With headaches and migraines, more so than other musculo-skeletal conditions, there are often multiple other issues at play. I analogize headaches like a pot on the stove. If you have a large pot on the stove and it's filled with a big roast, carrots, onions, potatoes and water and you turn up the heat too high, it will boil over. If you take out the "Big roast" (big roast being the joint complex- tension associated with chiropractic), then you can often tolerate a good portion of the heat without boiling over. The other "triggers" of a headache can be food allergens, stress, hormones and/or other internal struggles (the vegetables).

Acute pain management

Acute Pain Management and Prolotherapy

There are times when the body needs a little push to get it back in shape. After an acute injury or accident, you may need some pain management to get you through that acute phase and moving again. That is where acute pain management comes in. Prolotherapy is another tool to help move you along in your healing process.

Skin Exams and Acne treatment

Skin Exams and Acne treatment

The skin is the largest organ in the body. It is also the only highly visible organ. Many conditions that have started inside, start to present on the outside. The skin is a very important indicator of what is going on inside.

Therapeutic Treatment

Therapeutic Treatment

Musculoskeletal care is similiar to a chess game in that there are almost an infinite number of ways to win/get you better. The beautifull part of Chiropractic is the diversity in its approach. What works for one person may not work for another and it is good to be dynamic in your approach.

Numbness in Arms and Hands

Numbness in Arms and Hands

Numbness in the arms and hands can stem from one or multiple points of nerve compression. Compression of the nerve as it exits the vertebral segments are more commonly referred to as nerve root impingement. In addition to nerve root impingement, you can also get compression from the muscle tissue as the nerves move away from the spine to the upper extremities. This is more commonly known as peripheral nerve entrapment or thoracic outlet syndrome. Last, but not least, would be carpal tunnel syndrome compressing the median nerve as it passes through the carpal tunnel into the hand. It is important to be able to identify which one, if not multiple areas, is creating compression that lead to numbness in your arm and your hand.