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Can Chiropractic Relieve Neck Pain? Toronto Chiropractic Thoracic Spine Treatment Helps Ease Neck and Arm Pain.

The spine. Its five sections constitutes one spine, so it’s logical that treating one area might affect another. So interesting. So recently published! Yorkville Chiropractic and Wellness Centre has a thing about new research, and this new research indicates that treating the thoracic spine positively influences the status of the cervical spine. Yorkville Chiropractic and Wellness Centre is all for the two-for-one effect for spinal pain reduction! When conditions of cervical spine myelopathy and disc herniation are involved, Toronto neck pain patients will be, too.

CERVICAL SPINE PAIN

Cervical spine pain may include neck pain as well as radiculopathy or cervical radicular pain down the arm. Cervical spine related diseases like this may stimulate other issues, too. For example, patients who have cervical spine spinal cord disease have 3 times more likelihood of having cardiovascular disease. Rapidly progressive cervical spine myelopathy patients tend to have a history of a cardiovascular event and show C4/5 disc hyperintensity on T2-MRI images. (1) Another intriguing report of patients with degenerative cervical myelopathy - a progressive spine disease concerning cervical spinal cord compression – discovered that patient evaluation of the quality of care they received comes down to satisfaction. The research findings, therefore, emphasize the significance of explaining to patients what they can expect to increase satisfaction: At 12 months after surgery for neck degenerative myelopathy, the relief of pain and function issues may be better (37%), may be the same (55%), or may decline (7%). (2) Honesty is the best policy in life and in doctor-patient interactions. Yorkville Chiropractic and Wellness Centre presents its proposed treatment’s expected outcomes as well as the course of healing to be expected upfront. (ex: “Some days will be better than others as you heal. Healing happens when the good days begin to exceed the poor ones.”) Toronto chiropractic care including gentle chiropractic adjusting – like with Cox® Technic – improves the odds of good days and more good days!

THORACIC SPINE ADJUSTING HELPS CERVICAL SPINE PAIN

Chiropractic treatment of the thoracic spine can be quite gentle and pain-relieving not just for the thoracic spine but also the cervical spine. Thoracic spine thrust adjusting has been shown to ease cervical spine pain and improve disability. A recent article describes improvements in pain, disability, cervical spine range of motion, and deep neck flexor endurance in patients who have cervical spine radiculopathy after just one treatment. These changes were most stated by patients 48 to 72 hours after treatment. (3) Adjacent cervical and thoracic spine sections feed off of each other’s care! Amazing! There is that positive two-for-one effect again.

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Listen to this PODCAST with Dr. Chris Deveau on The Back Doctors Podcast with Dr. Michael Johnson who using with Cox® Technic enhanced the neck and arm pain – as well as sleep - for a patient. There are numerous 2-for-1 benefits of chiropractic care!

Schedule a Toronto chiropractic appointment at Yorkville Chiropractic and Wellness Centre for a two-for-one benefit of pain reduction and spinal range of motion improvement with Toronto chiropractic care! Your chiropractor delights in caring for your spine and preserving the health of all its five sections.

Yorkville Chiropractic and Wellness Centre appreciates the whole spine and that treating one section of the spine (thoracic) eases pain in another (cervical)! 
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