Thursday, April 5, 2012

Wheaton Chiropractic Kids Health Corner

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 Wheaton Chiropractic Treatment Can Aid in the Relief of Many Childhood Ailments
When kids enter daycare or school for the first time, many seem to constantly be sick. Germs are everywhere, from toys to desks, to other kids. However, allowing your child to be adjusted by a chiropractor regularly by a chiropractor can help ease the symptoms or even prevent the onset of many upper respiratory infections.

Wheaton Chiropractic Treatment Slows Drainage & Clears Predisposes of Common Childhood Illnesses
Cervical spine dysfunctions prevent proper lymphatic drainage through the deep cervical lymph nodes. By slowing this drainage, bacteria cannot be rapidly cleared and predisposes kids to common childhood illnesses such as tonsillitis, sinus infections, otitis media (ear infection), common colds, and bronchitis.
Cervical adjustments help restore this drainage allowing the lymphatic system to filter bacteria and viruses from our kids’ bodies, keeping them healthier. Give your children the gift of better health!

Tuesday, April 3, 2012

Wheaton Chiropractor Treats Piriformis Syndrome


Wheaton Chiropractor Treats Piriformis Syndrome

Our Chiropractors at Wheaton Chiropractic treat piriformis syndrome. For most people the sciatic nerve passes right beneath the piriformis muscle, but in approximately 15% of the population, part of the sciatic nerve goes through the piriformis muscle.

The piriformis muscle is located in the buttocks and reaches from the pelvis (sacrum) all the way to the upper thigh-bone (femur). Piriformis syndrome occurs when the piriformis muscle spasms due to issues in the spine or sacroiliac joints, or from overuse.  The symptoms of piriformis syndrome can be very painful and disabling. Fortunately, for the majority, chiropractic treatment at Wheaton Chiropractor has proven to be very effective in relieving these symptoms.

Wheaton Chiropractor Treats Lower Body Pain Caused by Piriformis Syndrome

Sympotoms of Piriformis Syndrome include pain to the lower back, groin, perineum, buttock and hip. Piriformis syndrome can also cause dyspareunia (painful intercourse) and pain in the rectum during defecation. The most common symptom of piriformis syndrome is lower back pain that travels through the buttocks and down the leg.

Wheaton Chiropractor Provides Proper Diagnosis for Piriformis Syndrome

Other pains are often mistaken to be piriformis syndrome. One underlying difference between piriformis syndrome and other ailments is piriformis syndrome has neurological symptoms associated with it such as pain, numbness, pins and needles feeling, tingling and weakness. If you or a loved one is suffering from symptoms of piriformis symptoms please visit www.rosachiropracticwheaton.com to learn more about treatments options available.

Wednesday, March 28, 2012

Rosa Chiropractic Wheaton Treats Neck Pain

Our Wheaton Chiropractors Treats Neck Pain

Are you struggling with chronic pain as a result of a fall, automobile accident or mishap at work? Some traumas that cause neck pain are whiplash, repetitive stress to the area, automobile accident, trapped nerve or bulge on one of the disk.

Chronic Neck Pain Makes Life Difficult

Living in chronic pain to your neck, back and shoulder can make life difficult and affect every aspect of life. At Rosa Chiropractic Wheaton, our Chiropractors treat neck, back and shoulder pain by chiropractic manipulations to the joints and spine. The treatment relieves joint, muscle and nerve pain. In many cases pain is caused by compressed joints, which is a result of a car accident or personal injury. It is the goal of our chiropractors at Rosa Chiropractic Wheaton to loosen up those joints in order to relieve neck pain.

Chiropractic Adjustments Can Make Life Better

For neck pain in particular, chiropractic neck adjustments, called cervical manipulation, loosen up the joints of the cervical vertebrae in the neck, and can reduce pain caused by pinched nerves and muscle spasms. Rosa Chiropractic Wheaton chiropractors use their hands to twist the neck sharply and snap the vertebrae back into alignment.

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