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7 New Research Findings Every DC Needs to Know About Rotator Cuff Injuries

ChiroUp

It has been shown to reduce pain and improve function with low adverse event rates. (16-18) 16-18) This study suggests that ESWT can be a highly effective therapy option for relieving pain in people with tendinopathy. Additionally, in individuals with rotator cuff tendinopathy, the SMD for pain reduction was 2.37

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The 18 Most Popular Chiropractic Tools and Equipment

ChiroTouch

Ice packs reduce swelling and numb acute pain by constricting blood vessels, making them ideal for acute injuries. Heat packs help relax muscles and improve blood flow, which is beneficial for chronic pain and muscle tightness. It benefits conditions such as muscle strains, joint pain, tendonitis, and other soft tissue injuries.

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How Sports Massage Enhances Athletic Performance and Prevents Injuries

Any Spine

By focusing on the muscles, tendons, and ligaments, sports massage helps maintain the body’s resilience against the rigors of training and competition. Techniques such as effleurage are not merely for comfort but are applied with a therapeutic intent to enhance circulation, reduce chronic pain, and support the healing of back pain.

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Spotting the Signs: When Whiplash Requires Serious Attention

Fullness of Life Chiropractic

These include: Severe neck pain and swelling Limited range of motion in the neck and shoulders Arm numbness or tingling Difficulty with balance or walking Blurry vision Loss of consciousness How To Address Them Properly If any of these symptoms are present, it is important to seek medical attention immediately.

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How Chiropractors Diagnose Knee Injuries

Fisher Chiropractic

The knee is a complex joint composed of bones, cartilage, ligaments, and tendons. Understanding the knee's anatomy helps in identifying the source of pain and devising appropriate treatment strategies. They can result from a single traumatic event or develop gradually over time due to repetitive stress.