I am always amazed when I have a patient that comes back to me after a physical therapy consultation and they tell me, “the physical therapist told me to stop going to the chiropractor.” Various reasons usually follow, it’s a conflict of interest,...
Well the obvious answer is you should always see a chiropractor, but I will get to that in a minute. First and foremost if you are having a pain symptom it is time to stop in and get evaluated and treated. Even if chiropractic care is not right for you, Dr. Myers...
Chiropractic care can be effective at treating both acute and chronic pain. Chronic pain is considered any pain that has been persistent for longer than 3 months. Acute pain is a pain that just started and by definition will decrease in intensity and respond to...
Most of my patients present with back or neck pain that just gradually started. This can be frustrating for patients, because it is more obvious and understandable when you hurt your back from shoveling snow or a fall. This is one part of care that I enjoy, teaching...
According to WebMD.com an estimated 22 million people visit a chiropractor annually. This is exciting because it means more people are embracing chiropractic care as a main treatment for musculoskeletal pain. Big fancy wording, means back and neck pain, arm and leg...
