Who Responds Best to Low Back Pain asks Dr David Warwick
Often times, patients respond differently to treatments. The trick is how to know which low back pain patients will benefit the most from spinal manipulation (SA) and exercise together. A study done in 2011 helped answer this exact question, which Dr. David Warwick...NSAIDS v Chiropractic Care – Lacey Chiropractor Explains
Low back pain is perhaps the most common cause of missed work days in the United States. It is also the most popular reason to visit a doctor. We can vouch for this at lour Lacey chiropractor office as we see more and more back pain patients every year. The good news...
Shoulder Pain – What it is and How We Can Help at our Lacey Chiropractic Clinic
Lacey Chiropractic shares the following information relating to shoulder pain: The shoulder consists of four different joints: the sternoclavicular (collar bone/breast bone), acromioclavicular (the “roof” of the ball & socket joint), glenohumeral (the ball...
What Does Poor Posture Do for You? Lacey Olympia Chiro Reveals
Poor Posture and How You Can Improve it in Lacey Olympia Slouching and poor posture can be the cause of headaches and neck pain, but can sometimes be linked to even more serious health problems and bad posture. Sitting for long amounts of time is unhealthy in itself,...
Lacey Chiropractor Explains Low Back Pain Causes
The Causes of Low Back Pain An extremely common condition that up to 50% of the adult population in the US will have is low back pain (LBP). More specifically, this group will undergo LBP in a three month period over the run of a year. Not only that, but low back pain...
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