Question 1

MOTOR VEHICLE ACCIDENTS/WORK RELATED INJURIES

Accepted Answer

Minor to more severe motor vehicle accidents may cause whiplash injuries. This trauma may lead to micro tearing of the soft tissue structures within the neck and back thus resulting in pain and inflammation as well as muscle spasm, disc herniation, headaches, dizziness as well as blunt trauma to other structures within the vehicle.

Question 2

SPORTS INJURIES

Accepted Answer

Injuries ranging from, weekend warriors who simply overexerted themselves to high level competitive athletes.

Question 3

HEADACHES

Accepted Answer

Tension Headaches - Tension-type headache is the most common type of primary headache and is widely prevalent in the general population. It ranges from mild to fairly disabling, with significant socioeconomic impact.
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Cervicogenic headache is referred pain (pain perceived as occurring in a part of the body other than its true source) perceived in the head from a source in the neck. 
Headaches arising from Trigger Points which is pain referred to the head by “knots” within nearby muscles. Postural related dysfunction may cause headaches that result from poor posture such as a forward head position and rounded shoulders.
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Headaches may also if you have TMJ pain.

Question 4

NECK PAIN

Accepted Answer

Muscle spasms, Arthritis, Bulging/Herniated discs, pinched nerves, Stenosis, Whiplash, Joint dysfunction, Post-surgical procedures such as discectomy/fusion.

Question 5

SHOULDER PAIN

Accepted Answer

Bursitis, Arthritis, Tendonitis, Over use syndrome, Rotator cuff strains, Instability, Rotator cuff tears, Impingement syndrome, Adhesive Capsulitis/frozen shoulder, Labral tears, Status post dislocation/separation, Fracture/ORIF, Acromioplasty and Total shoulder replacement.

Question 6

BACK PAIN

Accepted Answer

Muscle spasms, Arthritis, Bulging/herniated discs, Pinched nerves, Stenosis, Sciatica, Whiplash, Scoliosis, Post-surgical procedures (discectomy/fusion/laminectomy), Rib sprain/strain, Spondylolysis, Joint dysfunction, Sacroiliac dysfunction.

Question 7

HIP/LEG PAIN

Accepted Answer

Sprain/Strain, Bursitis, Arthritis, Labral tears, Iliotibial band syndrome, Contusions, Status post fracture/ORIF, Total Hip Replacement.

Question 8

KNEE PAIN

Accepted Answer

Sprain/Strain, MCL, LCL, ACL, PCL injury, Meniscus tear, Patella femoral syndrome/ Chondromalacia Patella, Patella instability, Arthritis, Arthroscopic surgery and Total Knee Replacement.

Question 9

ANKLE-FOOT PAIN

Accepted Answer

Sprain/Strain, Arthritis, Tendonitis (Achilles, Tibialis posterior), Plantar fascitis, Heel spurs, Fracture/ORIF.

Question 10

POOR BALANCE

Accepted Answer

Is resulting from or as a result of; Neuropathy, De-conditioning, Lower extremity weakness.

Question 11

POOR POSTURE

Accepted Answer

Prolonged sustained positions while sitting at work with poor ergonomics may be the source of many musculoskeletal pains and overuse syndromes.

Question 12

TMJ (TEMPORAL MANDIBULAR JOINT DYSFUNCTION)

Accepted Answer

TMJ dysfunction is resulting from arthritis, faulty posture/forward head position.

TREATMENTS

MESSINGER

CHIRORACTIC
&

ESSEX PHYSICAL THERAPY

MOTOR VEHICLE ACCIDENTS/WORK RELATED INJURIES

SPORTS INJURIES

HEADACHES

NECK PAIN

SHOULDER PAIN

BACK PAIN

HIP/LEG PAIN

KNEE PAIN

ANKLE-FOOT PAIN

POOR BALANCE

POOR POSTURE

TMJ (TEMPORAL MANDIBULAR JOINT DYSFUNCTION)

TREATMENTS

MESSINGER

CHIRORACTIC &

ESSEX PHYSICAL THERAPY

MOTOR VEHICLE ACCIDENTS/WORK RELATED INJURIES

SPORTS INJURIES

HEADACHES

NECK PAIN

SHOULDER PAIN

BACK PAIN

HIP/LEG PAIN

KNEE PAIN

ANKLE-FOOT PAIN

POOR BALANCE

POOR POSTURE

TMJ (TEMPORAL MANDIBULAR JOINT DYSFUNCTION)

CHIRORACTIC
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