Neck Pain In El Paso

Neck pain can impact many daily functions, such as sleeping or driving and can be caused by different factors. Dr. Alex Jimenez’s collection of neck pain articles cover an assortment of medical conditions and/or injuries pertaining to pain and other symptoms surrounding the cervical spine. The neck consists of various complex structures; bones, muscles, tendons, ligaments, nerves, and other tissues. When these structures are damaged or injured as a result of improper posture, osteoarthritis, or even whiplash, among other complications, the pain and discomfort an individual experiences can be debilitating. Health coaching and chiropractic care can greatly help relieve the painful symptoms associated with neck issues. By coupling these two healing techniques, patients can see maximum improvements with the use of all-natural supplements as well as the use of manual adjustments to the cervical spine by Dr. Jimenez.

 

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Living with Cervical Arthritis: Coping Strategies and Self-Care Tips

For individuals with cervical arthritis, can physical therapies help manage symptoms and bring pain relief? Cervical Arthritis Cervical spondylosis, more commonly known as cervical arthritis…

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Exploring the Levator Scapulae Muscles: Anatomy and Function

The levator scapulae muscles could be overstretched for individuals experiencing upper back, shoulder, and neck pain. Can physical therapies help relieve pain and retrain the…

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Neck Pain Traction Device: Managing Cervical Radiculopathy

Can using a self-care traction device help and be a cost-effective method of providing cervical relief at home for individuals who have neck pain? Neck…

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Understanding The Signs & Symptoms of Forward Head Posture

“Individuals that sit at a desk/workstation for hours for work or school, or drive for a living, could be fostering a long-term condition known as…

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