But do you need a massage or chiropractic adjustment?
If you’re in pain, you might be wondering whether you need a relaxing massage or chiropractic adjustment. The answer is, you might need both!
Neither has any drawbacks and both have plenty of benefits, especially when used together. Read on to find out how they both could benefit you at the same time.
But a prenatal chiropractor could make things a bit easier.
First off, congratulations!
Pregnancy is an incredibly exciting time for mom, dad, and everyone else who’s eagerly awaiting that precious bundle of joy. But in addition to those feelings of excitement, you may be feeling anxiety, fatigue, and discomfort.
If only you could keep going to the chiropractor to relieve this ache in your back….
Good news: You can!
Whether this is your first chiropractor visit or you’ve been swearing by your adjustments for years, a prenatal chiropractor can help you sail through your pregnancy with ease.
Find out how a medical massage can help treat a variety of conditions.
When it comes to rest and relaxation, there’s nothing better than a massage. 15.4 million Americans benefit from massages and it’s easy to see why! Massages can help relieve tension, prevent you from developing more serious conditions, and improve your quality of life.
But massages are more than just something to indulge in on Mother’s Day or a beach vacation. Medical massages can provide effective relief from pain, soreness, and injury.
Find out what sports massage can do for you, whether you’re a pro athlete or just love to hit the gym.
As an athlete, you’ll find that your muscles and joints are consistently filled with tension after performing. As you may well know, this can lead to aches and soreness the next day…pain that can be alleviated with the help of sports massage.
In this article, we are going to tell you about the benefits of sports massage that can help you and your body reach peak performance levels without injury or pain.
Read further for all the sports massage benefits that you need to know.
In this article, we’ll look at the many ways a chiropractor can provide scoliosis treatment.
An estimated 7 million Americans suffer from an abnormal curvature of the spine, a condition known as scoliosis.
Symptoms can range from unnoticeable to severe, but even those with mild scoliosis can find the condition to be painful detriment to their daily lives. But if you’re not a candidate for surgery, what options do you have?
Most people turn to a physical therapist, orthopedist, or primary care doctor for scoliosis treatment, but more and more are turning to chiropractic care.
Find out why and how trigger point massage can provide lasting relief.
You’re rubbing a sore muscle and suddenly flinch in pain. Ouch! Why does that one tiny spot hurt so much?
Chances are, you’ve developed a trigger point.
Trigger points and other myofascial pains are benign, but the pain they cause can be intense and debilitating. Luckily, trigger point massage is a simple, non-invasive way to release those tight spots and alleviate your pain. Let’s take a closer look at how trigger point massage works and what you can do to prevent trigger points from forming.
But first, let’s answer your most burning question, “What is a trigger point?”
Get real, lasting relief with medical massage for whiplash and other accident injuries.
Whiplash is one of the most common injuries resulting from car accidents.
While your seat belt keeps your torso relatively stationary during an accident, your head and neck are not so protected. The sudden stop as you collide with another object “whips” your head and neck back and forth, stretching those muscles, tendons, and ligaments beyond what they are used to.
While the injury itself might be localized to the neck area, the pain of whiplash and other car accident injuries is certainly not confined to a single location. This can make it difficult to diagnose (and therefore, properly treat) your car accident injuries with traditional medicine.
That ache in your back is not going away, and it’s time to let a professional have at it. Time to call a masseuse…or is it “massage therapist”? Is there even a difference?
If you’ve been injured in a car accident or while playing sports, you want to find the best treatment available to address your underlying condition and provide real healing, not just “symptom relief.”
While massage can be a helpful tool in your recovery, it’s important to find the right kind of massage performed by the right person.
In this article, we’ll look at the difference between a masseuse vs. massage therapist as well as the many types of massages available to you.
For some, chiropractic offers relief from pain. For others, it's about feeling and looking good. Call today and see what chiropractic can do for you!
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