What makes our office different?
Maybe you've tried chiropractic before and are interested in starting care again. Maybe you've always wanted to give chiropractic a try, but aren't sure what the first step is. With the plethora of offices around, the challenge is generally deciding which office will help you best meet your goals. I think you'll find our office is different in a number of ways, and they all benefit you, our patient!1. You ... Read more »
Frozen shoulder
Shoulder pain is a very common finding in my office, and patients often ask if chiropractic can help with the pain associated with some types of movement. This is known as frozen shoulder, and can be quite debilitating when left untreated.Some of the common signs and symptoms of “frozen shoulder” are:* Severe, sharp, catching pain at the front of the shoulder. * Pain from mild activity. * Pain ... Read more »
Pain and self treatment: When pill-popping becomes dangerous.
A recent article in Fitness magazine touched on a trend that has become more and more common- over-the-counter (OTC) pain medications taken with the misconception they are risk free. OTC pain relievers such as ibuprofin (advil or motrin), naproxen (aleve), and acetaminophen(tylenol) are taken by an estimated 175 million Americans yearly and can cause real damage when taken incorrectly.Overuse of NSAIDS (nonsteroidal anti-inflammatory drugs) can cause bleeding ulcers, may increase blood pressure, and can cause kidney ... Read more »
The rotator cuff-part II
A rotator cuff injury includes any type of irritation or damage to your rotator cuff muscles or tendons. Many times the cause of a rotator cuff injury includes lifting or repetitive arm activities — especially those done overhead, such as throwing a baseball or placing items on overhead shelves. While these activities many times see more immediate pain, patients more commonly present to my office with shoulder pain that came ... Read more »
Affiliations & Certifications
