Migraines affect about 15% of the global population, making them a leading cause of disability among adults under 50. Interestingly, many people who suffer from migraines also experience neck pain. Research shows that migraine sufferers are twelve times more likely to have neck pain compared to those without migraines. This connection has led to questions about whether migraines cause neck pain or if neck pain contributes to migraines. Let's explore this intriguing relationsh

Neck pain is one of the most common reasons people visit a doctor’s office. While neck pain is not indicative of a serious or life-threatening condition in most cases and can often improve over time with appropriate care, such as manual therapies provided by a chiropractor, there are instances where neck pain can signal a serious underlying condition. One such condition is called cervical artery dissection (CAD). In this comprehensive blog, we will explore neck pain as a seri

Neck pain is a widespread condition, ranking as the second most common reason patients seek chiropractic care, right after low back pain....

Back pain is a common affliction that affects millions of people worldwide. From occasional discomfort to chronic agony, back pain can...