hen it comes to low back pain and routine x-rays, less is more. Treatment plans for lower back pain no longer require routine x-ray imaging. A 2011 meta-analysis of six randomized controlled trials of 1,804 patients with acute or sub-acute lower back pain and signs or symptoms of a specific underlying condition did not find…
As a chiropractor, I see a lot of people with low back and neck pain. One of the most common questions these patients ask is, “What caused my pain?” I have found that most of these patients don’t ask this question because they want a detailed explanation of the physiology of back pain. They ask…
Five things we do differently that can help you get faster relief for your lower back pain.
We sure do love our mulch here in northeast Ohio. Truth be told, however, more people love mulch (as a noun) than love to mulch (as a transitive verb). Oh sure, you’ll encounter the occasional gardener who will insist that mulching is not work, but most of us like the end result of mulching much…
Your chiropractor would like to speak with you today… The importance of your chiropractic Treatment Plan There are several reasons why it is important for you to follow your Treatment Plan as recommended. Getting adjustments regularly in the first week or so of a new Treatment Plan is especially important. Depending on how…