Strive Chiropractic Blog
Three Common Types Of Back Pain– And How To Treat Them
Experiencing pain in your back? You’re certainly not alone. A reported 8 out of 10 people experience back pain at some point in their lives, making it one of the most common physical ailments, causes of missed work days, and general grievances. Yet, it’s important to understand that not all back pain is created equally.…
What Is Spondylolisthesis And How Is It Treated?
So…you’ve just been diagnosed with spondylolisthesis. A condition you’ve probably never heard of until now, and the official medical name for ongoing back pain, muscle tightness, pain in the buttocks, tightness in the hamstrings, and pain worsened by walking or activity, or even difficulty standing. Now what? And should you be concerned? On the brighter…
The Real Culprit Of Shoulder Pain And Weakness: Shoulder Impingement
Pinching in your shoulder. Shooting, searing pain when reaching overhead. Achiness in your shoulder when carrying a backpack, or even just lying down. There’s never a convenient time for these kinds of symptoms to crop up, is there? If you’re having difficulty reaching up and behind your back without pain or a weak feeling, you…
The Lesser-Known Culprit Of Back Pain: Excess Weight
Did you know that over 16 million adults experience some kind of chronic back pain? It’s a leading cause of missed days of work and can be a real chore to heal for good. Many people experience back pain as an ongoing issue that they simply learn to live with on some level, partially because…
The Lesser-Known Aftermath Of A Concussion– And How To Treat It
Concussion. Head injury. These are heavy diagnoses, and for good reason. Head injuries can cause severe damage– with symptoms varying in severity from nagging headaches and migraines, to permanent mood, personality disorders, and even memory loss. It goes without saying that any injury involving the head should be subject to close scrutiny and swift care.…
Hypermobility And Its Role In Joint Health
Calling all those “double-jointed” people out there! Are you able to push your joints past what is considered a normal range of motion? Or, perhaps dislocate your thumbs at will? While it can be a fun party trick (and an easy way to get a reaction out of anyone a bit squeamish!), this kind of…