Joint subluxation involves misalignment or dysfunction. This condition is described as an incomplete or partial dislocation but also includes “jammed”, injured and deteriorated joints. Generally, neck subluxation causes the spinal facet joints to misalign, thus they do not move normally, lacks adequate blood supply and unable to transmit accurate nerve information. Remember that subluxation is […]
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If an individual experiences neck pain, the doctor might recommend physical therapy to manage the condition. Remember that neck pain can reduce the capability of the individual to turn his/her head, look up or down or perform daily activities such as exercising or sleeping. The symptoms that often originate from the neck include pain in
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A broken neck is described as a fracture in one or more of the 7 vertebrae that comprises the neck. Many believe that a broken neck is a devastating injury that can result to paralysis. Even though this is true in several cases, the severity of the injury can actually range from mild to deadly.
A fractured skull involves a break to one of the bones that form the head. These typically include the cranium which is situated at the rear part of the head, frontal bone or forehead and the parietal bones on the sides of the head. It is important to note that fractures to the skull occur
Burners and stingers are considered as common injuries during contact or collision sports. This is basically an injury to the nerve supply of the upper arm either in the shoulder or neck. The injury is named for its distinctive burning or stinging pain that spreads from the shoulder to the hand. It is similar to
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