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Adolescent posture assessment

Chiropractic Economics

1 Basically, soft tissue stiffness predisposes them to injury and creates abnormal joint position and function. In addition, muscles act in synergistic patterns to allow smooth, coordinated joint motion. Conversely, joint misalignments (weak/poor posture) can lead to inelastic soft tissues due to plastic deformation.

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Not All Leg Pain Is Sciatica

Beecher Chiropractic

Only nerve pain will cross two joints, in this case the hip and knee. If the pain stops in the hamstring or the front of the thigh, it is not sciatica. Usually, the sciatic patient will present with a sharp pain on the outside of their calf. Another aspect of sciatica is that it is typically only on one side.

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When Should You Consider Visiting a Chiropractor for Pain Relief?

Evolve Chiropractic

One common symptom of chronic pain is a dull, aching sensation that’s present most of the time. Treating Joint and Muscle Pain Chiropractic care also offers effective treatment options for joint and muscle pain, addressing the underlying issues that may be contributing to your discomfort.

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7 Essential Neurodynamic Tests For Sciatica And Lumbar Radiculopathies

ChiroUp

Differentiating lumbar radiculopathies from hamstring strains can be challenging; however, Braggard test can help, as hamstring symptoms typically remain unaffected by this maneuver, while lumbar spine issues may be exacerbated. (7) Extreme lateral lumbar disc herniation: clinical presentation in 178 patients. Pesonen, J.,

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Managing Patellofemoral Pain Syndrome: New Research Insights and Treatment Strategies

ChiroUp

In less than 5 minutes, you’ll learn valuable new clinical skills for managing this common presentation. Additionally, running with a rear-foot strike imposes higher loads on the knee and patellofemoral joints. In contrast, a forefoot strike transitions the load toward the ankle joint and Achilles tendon. (27) 15,28-30) 3.

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