Tag / Chiropractic Care

If you have sciatica, you may be wondering if seeing the chiropractor might help with your pain. In this article we explore reasons why chiropractic care may help with sciatica.

Upper back pain is one of the most common back pain issues, affecting 1 in 10 men and 1 in 5 women each year. Learn how chiropractors treat upper back pain.

Whether you're a trained athlete or a weekend warrior, chiropractic care can help prevent acute back injuries from becoming chronic back injuries. Dr. Scott Rosner of Weymouth Chiropractic and Wellness Center, in Weymouth, Massachusetts, explains how.

Spinal Decompression Therapy is a technique chiropractors used to reduce pressure on compressed discs in the spine. Chiropractic spinal decompression therapy can provide non-surgical options for back pain.

You arrive home from work as you place your keys in the circular bowl next to your front door as your low back pain symptoms creep up — yet again. Your first thought is, "I need to make an appointment with my chiropractor," but you look at your phone and the office is already closed. There actually are ways to crack your back, but what is the best way to crack your back without further injury or even more back pain?

Dr. Mark Kubert, a certified chiropractor, discusses which core exercises you should avoid to prevent disc injury in the lumbar spine.

Certified Chiropractor, Dr. Mark Kubert of Clear Path Chiropractic Health Center, located in Guelph, Ontario, discusses back pain exercises to avoid for injury prevention and better health.

Many people suffer from a condition called sciatica. In fact, it is estimated that over 13 million people per year experience sciatica symptoms but what exactly is this widespread condition? Here, Dr. Daniel Roth, a board-certified chiropractor, breaks down the basics of living with and treating sciatica.

Chiropractic care is a holistic approach in back and spine pain relief. BackerNation spoke with a certified chiropractor — Dr. Daryl Rich and got the dirt on all things holistic therapy.

An estimated 7 percent of the population will see a doctor for back pain this year. Some have called back pain in North America an epidemic; and once you have it, you’re likely to get it again. Learn what can you do to protect yourself and your family.