FBRC Health Updates

Chiropractic in Fanwood: Manual Treatment Beneficial During Pregnancy Symptoms such as headache, vomiting, dizziness, nausea, neck pain, insomnia, and heartburn are common during pregnancy. In this study, which included 115 expectant mothers, over 90% of participants experienced the resolution of one or more of the previously mentioned symptoms following just one or two manual therapy…

Whiplash Impairs Cervical Muscle Functionin Fanwood Sustaining a whiplash injury can lead to reduced muscle strength in the neck for up to a year. In this study, researchers measured strength and endurance during neck flexion and extension at different intervals up to a year after injury in 141 whiplash patients and compared the results to…

Suffer From Joint Pain and Anxiety inFanwood? An analysis of data concerning 11,222 middle-aged joint pain patients in the United Kingdom found that one in six also suffer from clinical anxiety. Furthermore, the researchers observed that patients with severe joint pain have up to a five-times increased risk for anxiety when compared to patients with…

Restoring Normal Curve of Neck Decreases Symptoms with Chiropractic Care in Fanwood A recent case study involved a 24-year-old male who had irritated his neck while dancing and subsequently developed neck pain and headaches. A thorough examination revealed that the patient had a forward head posture and the curve of his cervical spine had reversed,…

Chiropractic Care in Fanwood Plays a Role in Easing Back Pain In a study involving 750 military personnel with back pain, researchers found that patients reported better results when chiropractic care was included in treatment process. Lead researcher Dr. Christine Goertz writes, “We found that at every time point, those patients that received chiropractic care…

Chiropractor in Fanwood Explains If Your Hip Condition Contributes to Your Back Pain After reviewing the charts of 273 consecutive seniors who consulted with a spine surgeon regarding their back pain, researchers found that half had greater trochanteric pain syndrome (GTPS), also known as hip bursitis. Further analysis found no difference in lower back, buttock,…