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Is It My Low Back Or My Hip?
When patients present with low back pain, it is not uncommon for pain to arise from areas other than the low back, such as the hip. There are many tissues in the low back and hip region that are susceptible … Continue reading
Chiropractic Adjustments vs. Acupuncture vs. NSAIDs
Wouldn’t it be nice if we could assess three common types of treatment for neck and back pain to determine which is the most effective? Here is a look at three studies that compared three popular forms of care for … Continue reading
Can Pregnant Women Receive Chiropractic Care?
Pregnancy is a beautiful experience, and we all want to provide the best environment for both mom and baby. The question of whether or not chiropractic care is safe during pregnancy is frequently raised by the newly-expectant mother as she … Continue reading
How Does Chiropractic Work?
A good illustration of this is a patient who suffers from a herniated disk in the neck with numbness and tingling down the arm to the hand. The goal of treatment (for all healthcare professionals) is to remove the pinch of the nerve. Continue reading
Posted in Back pain, Carpal Tunnel Syndrome, Chiropractic, herniated disc, Neck pain, Spinal Cord
Tagged back-pain, Neck pain, neuropahy, spinal manipulation, whiplash, wrist pain
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For the health of your loved ones… choose chiropractic.
The professionals at my clinics, Lansing Chiropractic Clinic & Wellness Medical recognize that you have a choice when it comes to your preferred chiropractor. A 7-year study (Journal of Manipulative and Physiological Therapy, May 2007)showed that patients whose primary physician was a chiropractor, … Continue reading
Posted in back-pain, Chicagoland, Chiropractic, Chiropractor Review, Headaches, herniated disc, neck stiffness, Pain, Sports-Injuries, Studies
Tagged back injury, back problems, back-pain, Chiropractic, connective tissue, herniated disc, Journal of Manipulative and Physiological Therapy, lansing illinois, Medical Journals, Neck pain
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What’s a Herniated Disc, Pinched Nerve, Bulging Disc…?
There are many terms used to describe spinal disc problems, but it is best to focus on an understanding of the medical diagnosis. This article clarifies common disc conditions such as a herniated disc, pinched nerve, and degenerative disc disease. … Continue reading
Acetaminophen
In fact, improper use, coupled with the drug’s narrow safety margin, means “a large fraction of users [are] close to a toxic dose in the ordinary course of use,” according to the Food and Drug Administration. Continue reading
Axialtrac – Greatest advancement to Flexion-Distraction in the past 50 years!
We have added the most advanced piece of equipment that improves on the existing gold standard for non-invasive disc decompression. There are only a few in the state of Illinois and make treatment times cut by 30% without any risk. … Continue reading
Posted in AxialTrac, Chiropractic, Chiropractic Video, flexion-distraction, herniated disc, News, Research
Tagged AxialTrac, back injury, back-pain, Chicagoland, chiropractor, Dr. Timothy Durnin, flexion-distraction, herniated disc, NWI, South-Chicago-Suburbs, spinal decompression, www.youtube.com
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Muscle and Body Aches?
Muscle and Body Aches? – Why not begin your chiropractic experience in the latest generation of relaxation technology with a state of the art zero-gravity deluxe massage chair. Experience the ultimate relaxation of Swedish or Shiatsu-style massage with REAL Rollers. Now you … Continue reading
Posted in Chiropractic, Massage, Pain
Tagged back-pain, Dr. Timothy Durnin, Joint-pain, lansing chiropractic clinic, Massage, Massage-chair, muscle-body-aches, Pain, stress-relief
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Today’s Fashion Can Be Tomorrow’s Pain
Looking your best might not always be the best thing for you. Today’s society is extremely fashion and style conscious. Unfortunately, clothing designers and stylists aim to please by creating unique looks that might not always be practical or even … Continue reading
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