Posts Tagged ‘Valdosta GA Back Pain’
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by Care Medical Center Staff | Feb 11, 2014 | Health Articles
Both recreational and competitive cyclists will agree that the wind on your face is an exhilarating sensation. However, many cyclists suffer from pain the restricts the enjoyment of cycling. They may be easy to ignore at first, but re-occurring pain can seriously interfere with entertainment and training progress.
Chiropractic care can be very beneficial in the ...
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by Care Medical Center Staff | Jan 25, 2014 | Health Articles
One of the essential factors when leading a healthy lifestyle is a healthy spine. Many people overlook the benefits of a healthy spine and those who suffer from back pain are generally less healthy than those who do not. There are many problems associated with back pain, both financial and psychological, however these can be ...
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by Care Medical Center Staff | Jan 9, 2014 | Health Articles
Lower back pain is extremely common affecting sixty to ninety percent of the adult population. The vast majority also suffer from some degree of lumbar arthritis as a primary or contributing factor to their back pain. Lumbar spine arthritis is a degenerative condition that develops over time in response to the normal demands that are ...
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by Care Medical Center Staff | Oct 22, 2013 | Health Articles
Many people have suffered psychosomatic symptoms, it may have been you or someone you know. A psychosomatic disorder is defined as an illness that seemingly has no known physical cause. A study has shown that out of patients complaining of 14 common symptoms, only a mere 16% had a physical cause for their complaint. The ...
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