Understanding the Long Thoracic Nerve: Function and Injury
Can understanding the anatomy and function of the long thoracic nerve help individuals make informed healthcare…
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Posterior Cervical Compression Alleviated By Spinal Decompression
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The neck is an extremely flexible part of the upper body that allows the head to move without causing…
Trigger Points Affect Posterior Cervical Muscles
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The cervical spine has a casual relationship with the central nervous system as the brain and spinal…
Anterior/Posterior Pelvic Tilt Prevention with Chiropractic Foot Orthotics
Few individuals realize they have problems with their feet. Flat feet can cause anterior or posterior pelvic tilt.…
Axial, Uncomplicated, Whiplash, Neck Pain
Axial neck pain is also known as uncomplicated neck pain, whiplash, and cervical/neck strain. They refer to pain…
Posterior Tibial Tendon Dysfunction And Chiropractic
Posterior tibial tendon dysfunction is a very common ankle and foot problem that occurs when there is a tear or…
Effective Posture Exercises for Traumatic Brain Injury (TBI) Recovery: A Guide to Better Balance and Reduced Pain
Traumatic brain injury, or TBI, happens when a sudden hit to the head harms the brain. This can come from falls, car…
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Head Injuries in Martial Arts: Protecting Yourself
Head Injuries in Martial Arts: Risks, Long-Term Effects, and the Role of Integrative Chiropractic Care in Recovery
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Hidden Nerve Damage After Mild Head Injury Awareness
Hidden Nerve Damage After Mild Head Injury: How Nurse Practitioners and Integrative Chiropractic Care Aid Recovery
Mild head…
Head Injuries Can Lead to Sciatica and Back Issues
How Head Injuries Can Lead to Sciatica: The Surprising Link and Chiropractic Relief
Head injuries happen more often than you…
Nutritional Guidelines to Prevent Symptoms After Head Injuries
Explore the nutritional guidelines for head injuries to support recovery and overall brain health through a balanced diet.…
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7 Powerful Turmeric Health Benefits & Side Effects
Turmeric is an ancient root that has been used for centuries for its healing properties. Traditionally, turmeric was used in Chinese and Indian folk medicine. The benefits or this root are greatly beneficial and it is able to treat a wide…
Sit up straight: Best smart posture trainers to save your back
If you're sick of slouching at your desk or at home, correcting yourself can be near impossible. However, there are a host of new smart wearables that can help you correct your posture and improve your health. These wearables do work. It…
Sciatica: When You’re Tingling and Don’t Know Why
Sciatica is pain that originates when the sciatic nerve becomes irritated. Defined as a group of symptoms, sciatica ranges from mild to severe and is usually caused by a compressed nerve root in the lower or lumbar spine.
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The shoulders are the most mobile joints in the human body. Since the ball of the upper arm is anatomically larger than the shoulder socket that holds it, the shoulders are supported by muscles, tendons, and ligaments to ensure they remain…
The shoulder consists of three bones which come together to form the shoulder joint: the arm bone or the humerus, the collarbone or the clavicle, and the shoulder blade or the scapula at the glenoid. When an individual sustains damage or…
Strengthening Exercises to Recover from a Fractured Humerus
The humerus, or arm bone, extends from the shoulder to the elbow joint, helping position the hand during daily activities such as eating. A break to this lengthy bone in the upper arm requires medical attention. Treating a fractured…
Physical Therapy After a Proximal Humeral Fracture
A fracture of your arm bone near the shoulder may require physical therapy to help improve normal arm function.
A proximal humeral fracture is a type of injury that results near the shoulder joint. "Proximal" reffers to being close…
What Are the Treatments for a Broken Shoulder?
The majority of treatments for a broken shoulder include more passive types of remedies, such as alleviating the symptoms rather than resorting to surgical repair. Because most clavicle or collarbone fractures involve clean…
The shoulder consists of three bones which come together to form the joint: the humerus (the arm bone), the clavicle or collarbone, and the scapula at the glenoid (the shoulder blade). When an individual sustains a shoulder…
Tendonitis is characterized by the inflammation and swelling of a tendon due to irritation. This painful condition most commonly occurs at the site where the tendon attaches to the bone. It may also occur along the length of the tendon,…
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