Neck Pain Help in Sioux Falls
Neck pain is one the most common complaints that brings patients to our chiropractic office in Sioux Falls. In fact, millions of Americans report having neck pain every year. Neck symptoms can be severe, acute
Neck pain is one the most common complaints that brings patients to our chiropractic office in Sioux Falls. In fact, millions of Americans report having neck pain every year. Neck symptoms can be severe, acute
It is recommended that all Americans get a minimum of 150 minutes of moderate exercise or 90 minutes of strenuous exercise per week. While most people know that regular exercise is important to a healthy
Our chiropractic office in Sioux Falls utilizes the Gonstead System of Chiropractic to care for our patients. We choose to use the Gonstead system because we feel it is a great chiropractic method to find
Did you know that many top athletes incorporate chiropractic care to help them stay at the top of their game? In fact, many professional organizations (and the Olympic team) have a team chiropractor available for
It is common for people to say that they have a “pinched nerve” when describing their pain when they come to our Sioux Falls office. Often, this means that a nerve has pressure on it
As a chiropractor I often get asked questions about why a patient developed symptoms or why they have symptoms that keep returning. Unfortunately, there is no simple answer for those questions as each patient and
Knee pain is very common lower body complaint. Sometimes our patients in Sioux Falls are surprised to learn that chiropractors work with the knee joint. Our chiropractors are trained to evaluate almost all joints in
Our chiropractors are commonly asked if they work with babies and why an infant may need chiropractic care. Chiropractic can be used on patients of all ages, including infants. Your spine is present from birth
Most of us know that exercise is important to a healthy lifestyle, but most Americans don’t get as much exercise as recommended. In fact, according to the CDC only 22% of Americans get the recommended