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Health & Fitness

Neck Or Back Pain: What To Do Next?

Neck and Back pain are two common reasons patients seek out any doctor. Commonly neck and back pain are treated by either using medications, injections, Physical Therapy or Conventional Chiropractic and if need be surgeries, ranging from minor to major - including spinal fusions.

As the old saying goes, "There is more than one way to cook an egg".

We use Structural Chiropractic care to detect and then correct a Primary Structural Condition called Anterior Head Syndrome or AHS for short. Because AHS is a Primary Condition it is responsible for many Secondary Conditions - you may know as symptoms, such as Neck and Back Pain.

In many cases, AHS (Anterior Head Syndrome) may be the underlying cause of a large variety of Secondary Conditions. We focus on correcting AHS and can create a plan of care to improve your structure and your health.

AHS causes abnormal pressures on your discs, vertebrae (spine bones), muscles, ligaments and nerves, once we correct AHS this relieves the harsh forces on these inner frame work structures improving your spine and health.

You see when your head has shifted more than an inch anterior this creates an additional 10 pounds of force, which generates harsh pressures in your spine leading to degeneration, pain and discomfort. What we focus on is correcting you structure back into the normal range this alleviates the harsh pressures allowing your spine to improve and you to regain health. This is how we accomplish our goal of Structural Correction.

The objective indicators that confirm AHS are the following:

Muscle Tension/Spasm

Dwager's Hump ("Granny Hump")

Compressed (Degenerated) Disc
Nerve Impingement Syndrome

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Damaged (Degenerated) Vertebra

AHS can cause these Secondary Conditions:

Neck & Back Pain
Sciatica
Numbness & Tingling
Muscular Spasm
Headaches
Pinched Nerves
Herniated Discs
Degenerated Disc disease
Degenerated joint disease
Poor Posture
Dizziness/vertigo
Carpal Tunnel Syndrome

There are many ways to deal with secondary conditions and our way is to address AHS. We correct AHS with the following:

Specific Spinal Corrections using two specific instruments 

We use Spinal Remodeling Tables for our Structural Rehabilitation

We design a Plan of Care that also includes Complementary Recommendations, that enhance your care in our office and then help you Protect your correction.


What we don't do is just as important as what we do, you need to know so you can make an informed decision.

We do not use aggressive spinal manipulations
We do not have you "come forever"
We do not ask you to "believe" in chiropractic
And we do not claim to cure everything

We only focus on correcting abnormal Primary Structural Conditions of your spine called AHS (Anterior Head Syndrome).


Have a GREAT Day!

About Dr. Chris...

Dr. Chris Chase is a Chiropractor that focuses on the Structural Correctionof the spine at his practice Advanced Chiropractic, located in West Hartford,CT.  Incontrast to traditional chiropractors whose goal is to provide temporary reliefof pain, Dr. Chase's goal is to shift the underlying framework of the body backto the stability of what all healthcare professionals agree is normal.

Dr. Chase can be reached at 860.523.5465
and  www.advancedwesthartford.com or  www.facebook.com/advancedwesthartford1


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