PAIN AFTER BACK SURGERY: CHIROPRACTIC REHAB AND CARE HELP
Research documents that those who undergo rehab4 after back disc surgery find
themselves with more favorable treatment outcomes in the year following
the back surgery. They return to work. (1) Some back surgery
patients don’t undergo rehabilitation by their own
decision or by not being told to do it. For those who face
continued pain after back surgery (also referred to as “failed
back surgical syndrome”), Oxford chiropractic Cox Technic spinal
manipulation care may help relieve the pain without another
surgery. A study of 69 post-surgical continued pain
patients visiting a chiropractor using Cox
Technic finds that 81% of these patients acquired
more than 50% pain relief in 11 visits over a 49-day period of
active care. (2) That can be adequate
relief to return these patients to enjoy their lives again! If
you, a loved one or a friend did not do any rehabilitation after back surgery and/or are experiencing
back pain post-back surgery, Satterwhite Chiropractic can help with gentle,
research-documented, Oxford chiropractic care and treatment.
TIP OF THE
MONTH: Exercise and
Nutrition for Your Discs
Exercise is beneficial
for the nutrition of your spinal discs! The discs are made
up of glycosaminoglycans which are comprised of
chondroitin sulfate, dermatan sulfate, glucosamine sulfate. Researchers describe that physical
exercise does not lessen glycosaminoglycans; exercise enhances their concentration even in overtraining
situations. (3) Plus doing some muscle strengthening
activities twice a week lowers your odds of low
back pain. (4) Ask Satterwhite Chiropractic about chondroitin sulfate supplementation
and exercise as accompaniments to your Oxford
chiropractic treatment plan for your disc’s health and healing!
Thank you for entrusting your spinal health
and healing to Satterwhite Chiropractic and mentioning Satterwhite Chiropractic
to your Oxford friends and family.
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