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By Wayne Hodges Treatment , , ,

Chiropractic Can Help with Less Obvious Aches and Pains

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You’ll feel a lot of aches and pains throughout your lifetime. While you may go to the doctor for the ones where you think something is seriously wrong, such as with your stomach or your lungs, the aches and pains in your back may go ignored. You think it’s normal and associate it with stress or with a simple injury that you sustained.
Chiropractic care can help you with some of the aches and pains that aren’t as obvious. Diagnostic tests such as x-rays are taken to determine what is going on. You may be able to say that your neck hurts, but don’t know why it hurts or what specifically is the matter with it. The x-rays will be able to be more specific.

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Headaches and Migraines

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The migraine headache is perhaps the best known special type of headache.  It is really called the migraine syndrome.  By syndrome we mean that a lot of things accompany the headache – all of them bad.
Symptoms include dizziness, visual problems, “spots” before the eyes, redness, swelling, tearing of the eyes, muscle contraction, irritability, nausea, vomiting, constipation, or diarrhea.  These symptoms often arise before the headache hits.  The headache itself may last for a few minutes to a few days, and the severity may range from minor discomfort to immobilizing agony.

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