Every new patient receives a gentle and obvious reminder that we are all vulnerable to stooped head posture from too much small screen devices time. Here are tips to avoid a trip to the Chiropractor:
It is not commonly know that chiropractic is one of the most effective, safe drug free way to relieve back pain. Many women experience back, neck or even a pain in the butt cheek when pregnant. A thorough history and examination will determine if treatment is appropriate. Of course an x-ray is not an option, yet most of the time not necessary. If heat or ice do not provide adequate relief give your local chiropractor a call. The best choice is to ask a friend who has a recommendation or you can always read over the yelp reviews. Taking care of yourself will be much more challenging after your bundle of joy arrives so it is also a good idea to have a professional assess your musculoskeletal balance surrounding the joints of the neck, hips and spine. Bottom line- we want you to feel good so you get to enjoy the fun of parenthood. If you would like to discuss treatment options call (925-820-2167) email (danvillechiro@gmail.com) or text (925-819-0670).
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