Upper Cervical Health Centers Blog
Upper Cervical Chiropractic Helps Relieve Symptoms of Fibromyalgia
Relieve Fibromyalgia Symptoms in Glen Carbon Fibromyalgia affects an estimated 5 million people aged 18 or older in the U.S., and 90% of sufferers are women. The condition is known for causing exhaustion and chronic muscle pain, numbness in hands and feet, stiffness and burning in the neck area, headaches, painful menstruation, irritable bowel syndrome,…
Upper Cervical Care Can Help Alleviate the Symptoms of TMJ Dysfunction
Symptoms of TMJ Dysfunction in Glen Carbon Are you having pain every time you open your mouth to take a bite? Does your jaw catch or do you notice a clicking noise when you are chewing food? If you’ve been noticing these symptoms and not knowing what to do about them, we may have a…
Upper Cervical Chiropractic Finds Success in Relieving Vertigo Symptoms
Car Accident Tips from a Glen Carbon Chiropractor Car accidents are an unfortunate part of life that many of us have to experience, and while the vast majority are not serious, they can still cause lasting effects. Back pain, neck pain, and shoulder pain can linger and transform into chronic conditions that last for years.…
Correcting What Can Cause Migraines
Correcting Migraines in Glen Carbon If you are someone who suffers from migraine headaches, you’re familiar with the pain, throbbing, nausea and sensitivity to light / sound that can put you out of commission anywhere from hours to days. But you may not have to let migraines interrupt your life. Upper cervical chiropractors have helped…
Glen Carbon Chiropractor Explains How to Create a Healthy Habit
Glen Carbon Chiropractor Shares Healthy Habits When most of us think of habits, we tend to think of the not-so-healthy, and even downright unhealthy habits such as smoking, excessive drinking, or over eating. Maybe you have a habit of binge watching your favorite show with a big bowl of ice cream when you have a…
Glen Carbon Chiropractor Discusses Herniated or Bulging Discs
Herniated Discs in Glen Carbon Intervertebral discs are the soft, spongy cushions between the vertebrae in your spine. They act as both a “spacer” so the nerves have room to exit between each vertebrae in your spine, and as a shock absorber. The outer layer is made of tough and strong cartilage but the inside…