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Herniated discs are a common cause of back and neck pain. They can occur anywhere along the spine, but they are most common in the lower back and the neck. While herniated discs can be extremely painful, understanding the condition can help alleviate the fear and uncertainty that often accompanies its diagnosis.

Are you new to chiropractic care and wondering what it’s all about? Chiropractic is a holistic approach to healthcare that focuses on the relationship between the spine and the nervous system.

Car accidents can be one of life’s most traumatic experiences. Even if the accident was not severe, it could still leave you feeling sore, achy, and physically drained.

You understand that pushing your physical potential is necessary for athletic success. But all that vigorous exercise can wear down your body. It can cause discomfort, poor performance, and injuries.

Chronic back pain and its accompanying symptoms can impact your daily life. That can cause you to seek relief and occupy your daily thoughts. You do not have to opt for a surgical solution or accept a fate of chronic lumbar discomfort. Instead, consider exploring Non-Surgical Spinal Decompression therapy. A trained doctor can prescribe this non-surgical option whenever deemed necessary.

When you least expect it, but almost everyone that has the misfortune to get into one will have some negative physical effect as a result. Whether it is just a minor fender bender or serious, multi-car crash, your body absorbs the forces transmitted to your physical body resulting in various aches and pains.

Back pain, especially lower back pain, is a constant for many people in Marlboro and Metro West area and around the world. Chiropractors have always been known as “back pain doctors” to a certain degree, and while they can treat a much wider range of ailments, this moniker is certainly true.

​Why do obese and overweight patients have a higher risk of back pain? A new study has a partial answer to the question: the height of spinal discs.

New research suggests there may be a link between the body’s vitamin D levels and spinal health. The majority of patients who were about the receive spinal-fusion surgery had alarmingly low levels of vitamin D in one study presented last week at the North American Spinal Society conference.

Immediately after an auto collision, it’s common for people to wait to get treatment. Most people think, “I’ll just wait to see how I feel next week.” This approach can be a mistake.