How Your Shoulder Pain May Not Be a Shoulder Problem What would you think if I told you your shoulder pain wasn’t a shoulder problem? It takes a bit to process. A 55-year-old gentleman came in to see me with an eight-year history of on and off right shoulder pain. Let’s call him Terry. A

How Tennis Elbow Pain Isn’t Always an Elbow Problem For whatever reason, we’ve had an influx of tennis elbow pain cases, so I thought I would share our experiences, as most people think of back pain when hearing the word, “chiropractor.” Okay, so, you have pain on the outside of your elbow, and you have

Fix Your Own Neck and Shoulder Pain Do you ever get that “crick” in the neck, nagging ache in your trap, or pain in the shoulder blade? These are a few of the descriptions of neck and shoulder pain we hear regularly. Interestingly, the common neck and shoulder pain are not always complicated. And our

Does it hurt to move? Have you ever been told you have arthritis or degeneration, so you don’t move often? Have you heard, “If doing X, Y, Z hurts, stop doing it.”? There is a costly misconception you should stop moving if it hurts or if you have arthritis or degeneration. Let’s use “Susan” as

Unfortunately, there are many myths regarding chiropractic and chiropractors. Most of the myths are our own fault! Depending on who you talk to, you can get quite a variety of reactions. When you mention “chiropractor” you can get a mix of raving fans to downright slander. It makes sense: traditional chiropractic is as much an

Have you thought about seeing chiropractors but never have because: You thought it was bogus? Were afraid of being adjusted (the “crack”)? Didn’t think they could help you? Other? I will preface by saying that the word “chiropractic” is a blanket term. All chiropractors are different — some more than others — and can have