Chiropractic is an efficient and safe treatment or Arthritis, and with the amount of areas in the body that arthritis can affect, it is essential that patients have the most medical remedies possible available to them. According to the CDC (Centers for Disease Control and Prevention), 21.2% of all adults or 53.2 million people […]
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Foot and ankle pain is common amongst patients and can impede with their daily activities. Chiropractors know that it all goes back to the spine. Although many patients may be unsure or even unaware that chiropractic treatment is an option for their foot or ankle, there are many conditions that can indeed be treated
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Trigger point pain is a fairly common issue we see quite often being chiropractic providers, most commonly being in the neck, shoulder, and upper back regions. Being that most people will have myofascial pain at some point in their life, and although they often only last a few weeks, there are many who continually
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Benefits of X-Rays in Chiropractic X-Rays are important for diagnostic analysis because: It allows for providers to pinpoint the problem location. It allows providers to view any spinal misalignment as well as any other related injuries to diagnose accurately. It allows the provider to more accurately determine and decide the intensity of care needed as
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Effectiveness of Chiropractic Manipulation Versus Sham Manipulation for Recurrent Headaches in Children Aged 7 – 14 Years – A Randomized Clinical Trial – 2021: The goal of this study was to explore the effectiveness of spinal manipulation compared with sham manipulation in 7 – 14 year old children with recurrent headaches over a span of
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The Rotator Cuff Common occupations in which a rotator cuff may be injured: Tennis – particularly in serving a tennis ball Baseball – pitchers in particular Swimming – those who swim a multitude of yards a day Painters – painting for hours with repetitive motions Washing windows Common chronic medical conditions: Bursitis Arthritis Tendonitis (also
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About 24% of all visits to a chiropractor is for neck pain. Neck pain also ranks only 2nd to back pain as the most common reason that patients visit chiropractic office. It is a very common problem especially with many people now sitting for more hours of the day working from home, and the
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Chiropractic treatment can be an effective option for sciatica, a common back problem that affects about 1 in 10 adults in the United States. Common causes of sciatica include genetic predisposition, occupational injuries, trauma, and more. Chiropractic adjustments are highly sought after in rectifying pain and numbness brought on by pressure on the sciatic
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Chiropractic for the treatment of Bell’s Palsy can help by decreasing the amount of time healing, and the severity of the symptoms. Bell’s Palsy affects about 40,000 people in the United States each year, and can affect anyone at any age, but the highest incidence remains in patients aged 15-45. Through several techniques of
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Chiropractic works for the treatment of headaches to keep them under control as well as potentially rid the patient of them all together. Headaches are a persistent and increasing problem amongst adults and children in the U.S. Fourteen percent of U.S. adults 18 or older reported having severe headaches or migraines in the previous
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Cox Technique is reported to have been used by 63.7% of chiropractic providers according to the National Board of Chiropractic Examiners in 2010. The unique way in which the Cox technique uses a gentle approach to chiropractic adjustments is what many chiropractors and patients alike find very appealing. The Cox Technique was developed by
While this may seem like old news to some of you, it is always important to make sure we are doing everything we can and staying up to date with how to keep our practice alive and running smoothly. The answer to getting new patients and keeping them may seem like a straight-forward answer: do
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Chiropractic Continuing Education Requirements by State Alaska Alaska requires chiropractors to complete 32 Chiropractic Continuing Education hours every two years before December 31st. Out of the 32 hours, 2 must be in coding and documentation, 2 must be in ethics and boundaries, two must be in CPR, and 8 hours in radiographic safety, radiographic techniques and
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Are you seeking education to become a chiropractor? More than 30 million people annually visit a chiropractor. According to the Bureau of Labor Statistics, Chiropractic job outlook is expected to grow 12% between 2016-2026. If you are looking for a rewarding job of helping patients through chiropractic care, attending a chiropractic university may be the right
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Chiropractic Seminars 2019 Do you need live chiropractic continuing education to renew your license? Check out this list for some up-coming chiropractic seminars in 2019. Chiro Hours provides resources for you to discover live chiropractic seminars that are coming to your state. Successful Shoulder Treatments to Avoid Surgery When: September 12, 2019 Where: Dothan, AL 36301
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