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Heat vs. Cold Therapy: Which is Best for Musculoskeletal Injuries

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22) When to Use Heat Therapy Lower Back Pain : Heat therapy is recommended for managing non-specific low back pain in acute, sub-acute, and chronic phases. Clinical practice guidelines from the Annals of Internal Medicine support heat therapy for reducing pain and improving function across these stages. (26)

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Help patients bridge the financial gap to complementary care

Chiropractic Economics

Examining the complementary care landscape With complementary treatments becoming a more widely accepted way to advance patient wellness, one of the areas in which weve seen this approach take off is pain management. The number of patients using functional wellness to specifically address conditions causing chronic pain has risen from 42.3%

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Chiropractic Research

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For Acute and Chronic Pain “Patients with chronic low-back pain treated by chiropractors showed greater improvement and satisfaction at one month than patients treated by family physicians. Following are excerpts and summaries from a few of the more recent studies.

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Part 1: Why taking NSAIDs for arthritis worsens the condition

Chiropractic Economics

Anyone who lives and walks around on this planet long enough gets at least some arthritis, but many suffer with severe, chronic pain and have developed the habit of relying on nonsteroidal anti-inflammatory drugs, NSAIDs, for arthritis pain. 2002; 162(19):2204-2208. Acetaminophen, Aspirin, and Chronic Renal Failure.