Upper cervical chiropractic condition categories that are treated by Hall Upper Cervical Chiropractic

Category: Neck Disc Problems

How cervical myelopathy respond to chiropractic treatment?

• Posted in Neck Disc Problems, Neck Pain
• Date: Oct 19, 2019

Cervical myelopathy is a condition that results from spinal degeneration and has deleterious effects on the spinal cord and nerves. The upper cervical spine is the top portion of the neck. The neck is made up of 7 segments, called cervical vertebrae

What is Myelopathy and Chiropractic Treatment Response

• Posted in Neck Disc Problems, Neck Pain
• Date: May 11, 2019

Myelopathy is the medical term for an injury to the spinal cord due to severe compression that may result from trauma, congenital stenosis, and degenerative disease or disc herniation. The spinal cord is a cable that is housed by 24 vertebrae which run from the base of the skull to the hard bone between the buttocks known as the sacrum.

A Blair Chiropractor Can Help with Sciatica Pain

• Posted in Neck Disc Problems
• Date: Sep 13, 2017

Sciatica impacts the largest nerve extending down the back of each leg. There are many conditions that can be associated with sciatica. It is important to understand what the indicators are for sciatica, and it is even more important to get to the right practitioner that can determine the underlying cause and correct it.

Should You Worry About Text Neck? Xbox Neck?

• Posted in Los Angeles Chiropractor, Los Angeles Upper Neck Doctor, Neck Disc Problems, Neck Pain
• Date: Jul 20, 2017

Every day, we all see people bent over their desks, restaurant tables and other seats texting or typing away on their mobile devices. And while children and teens find all sorts of technology interesting, their bodies do not. In our Los Angeles offices where we practice Blair Upper Cervical Chiropractic we have been seen a rapid increase in young children with reverse cervical curves- hypolordosis.

How Can I Avoid Neck Disc Surgery?

• Posted in Neck Disc Problems, Spinal Disc Problems
• Date: Feb 06, 2017

You have been told that you have a disc bulge of 7 mm and it is putting pressure on your spinal cord. You have exhausted pain killers, injections, physical therapy and chiropractors. Do you have to get surgery?