Conditions We Treat
NECK AND BACK PAIN, HEADACHES, STRESS PAIN, MUSCULAR TENSION, SPORTS INJURIES, AUTO ACCIDENT INJURIES AND MOST MUSCULOSKELETAL RELATED CONDITIONS.
NECK PAIN
Your neck (cervical spine) is aligned in a natural curve at the top of your spine. Damage to your neck's natural curve can cause severe neck pain. Your neck protects your spinal cord and spinal nerves, while supporting and balancing the weight of your head. Poor posture, wear and tear, injury, stress, and tension can strain and damage vital parts of your neck, resulting in neck pain.
An Unhealthy Neck Can Cause Neck Pain
Current Treatment for Neck Pain Sufferers
Current treatment of chronic neck pain runs the proverbial gamut, from anti-inflammatory and pain-relief medications to group gymnastics, neck massage and manipulation.
Chiropractic Care for Neck Pain Sufferers
Your doctor of chiropractic looks at your overall health----focusing not only on your neck pain, but also on your lifestyle. This integrated approach helps determine the best treatment for your neck pain.
How Does Your Chiropractor Treat Your Neck Pain?
Your doctor of chiropractic is uniquely qualified to restore the health of your spine and neck. Special chiropractic techniques may relieve the pressure that is causing your neck pain.
California Neck Pain Sufferers Should Schedule An Appointment Today!
If neck pain is putting a crimp in your day, it’s about time you did something about it. For more information on neck pain and the various treatment options available to you, schedule an appointment with Dr. Steven Gillis, D.C. today.
California Neck Pain Sufferers Should Look to Chiropractic References
For information on line, visit chiroweb.com or spineuniverse.com
Reference: Taimela S, Takala E, Asklof T, et al. Active treatment of chronic neck pain: a prospective randomized intervention. Spine 2000: Vol. 25, No. 8, pp1021-27.!
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LOWER BACK PAIN
Los Angeles Lower Back Pain Sufferers Should Look To Chiropractic
It's estimated that eight out of 10 people suffer from upper, middle or lower back pain at some point in their lives. A recent study on the prevalence of musculoskeletal disorders in the U.S. estimated that 40 million Americans aged 20-64 will experience "frequent" lower back pain with 15% suffering from lower back pain lasting up to two weeks at a time!
Medical vs. Chiropractic Treatment for Back Pain Sufferers
There's no clear-cut way to resolve lower back pain, but chiropractic offers the most promise for Los Angeles lower back pain sufferers. Witness the results of a recent study comparing one-month outcomes for 93 chiropractic patients and 45 medical patients with chronic, recurrent lower back pain. Chiropractic care for lower back pain included spinal manipulation and various forms of physiotherapy, averaging four patient visits. Medical care for lower back pain averaged one visit and frequently included the prescription of anti-inflammatory drugs.
Chiropractic Treatment for Lower Back Pain Sufferers Results
Patients treated for lower back pain by chiropractors showed better overall improvement and satisfaction after one month than patients treated for lower back pain by family physicians. Chiropractic patients showed substantial decreases in lower back pain severity, functional disability, and pain quality, while medical patients showed only minimal lower back pain improvements with regard to the first two measures, and deterioration in the third.
Schedule Chiropractic Treatment for Lower Back Pain Sufferers
If you are a Los Angeles lower back pain sufferer, the road to recovery may not be an easy one, but it begins with chiropractic! Schedule a consultation with a Los Angeles Chiropractor today, and for more information on lower back pain, visit chiroweb.com or spineuniverse.com.
References for Los Angeles Lower Back Pain Sufferers Should Look To Chiropractic
Nyiendo J, Haas M, Goodwin P. Patient characteristics, practice activities, and one-month outcomes for chronic, recurrent lower back pain treated by chiropractors and family medical physicians: a practice-based feasibility study. Journal of Manipulative and Physiological Therapeutics, May 2000: Vol. 23, No. 4, pp239-45.
