Tag: long-term injury
The Many Benefits of Chiropractic Care
If you’ve ever suffered from persistent neck or back pain, tension headaches, or nagging stiffness that just won’t go away, you’re not alone. Millions of people experience musculoskeletal or nervous system discomfort that interferes with their daily lives. Whether it’s due to poor posture, stress, an old injury, or simply long hours spent sitting at […]
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MRI Questions? Here’s What to Know
If your healthcare provider has recommended an MRI, you’re probably wondering what to expect. Whether you’re feeling anxious, curious, or simply want to be informed, understanding how MRIs work—and why they matter—can ease your mind and help you prepare for the experience.
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Key Diagnostic Tools: When to Get an X-Ray, MRI, EMG, NCV, or Other Exam
When you’re experiencing a sore back, numb fingers, or unexplained muscle weakness, your provider may recommend diagnostic imaging or nerve testing to determine the source. But if you’re not familiar with these tests, the names alone can sound a little intimidating. What’s the difference between an EMG and an NCV? When do you need an […]
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Sprains, Strains, and Shin Splints, Oh My! How to Heal Them
Workplace injuries are surprisingly common, with the Bureau of Labor Statistics reporting 2.6 million nonfatal workplace injuries and illnesses in 2023. These injuries run the gamut; they might be caused by moving or lifting heavy items, operating equipment or heavy machinery, repetitive or unfamiliar motions, or any number of scenarios. If you’ve experienced a sprain, […]
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How to Know When You Need Orthopaedic Surgery
Our bodies are amazingly resilient. Yet sometimes, despite our best efforts, injuries and conditions that impact our bones, muscles, tendons, and ligaments (musculoskeletal system) need more than just rest and medication to heal properly. If you’re struggling with persistent discomfort or mobility issues, you might be wondering if it’s time to see an orthopaedic specialist […]
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