Monday, March 16, 2020

Should You Crack Your Own Neck?

We’ve all done it – rolled our neck from side to side until we hear that satisfying crack or pop.

Did you know that cracking your own neck could actually be making your neck tension or neck pain worse?

If you’re not supposed to crack your own neck to relieve tension, what can you do? First, you should see a specific structural chiropractor to make sure there’s not a serious injury.

Even if it’s not serious, regular adjustments can relieve tension and pain.

Second, recognize that tension in the neck is a result of tight or weak muscles, which in turn are a result of abnormal structure. Either way: a visit to the chiropractor is necessary.

Visit our website to read about some other reasons you could be experiencing neck tension and how to get relief!

To schedule a complimentary consultation, where a conversation is never a commitment, contact us at 734-221-0362.

Tuesday, March 3, 2020

Get Relief from Constant Neck Pain and Tension

Do you suffer from constant neck pain?

Are you tempted to crack your neck to get a tiny bit of relief from neck pain and tension? Cracking your own neck is never a good idea.

Not only could you cause yourself more pain, but the tension you’re experiencing could be the sign of a bigger problem.

Read more about neck pain do’s and don’ts on our website! 

If you can’t get to the chiropractor in the next few days or week, there are some small steps you can take to find temporary relief from neck pain.

Remember: these are just treating the symptoms of your condition, not the cause. A visit to the chiropractor will take care of the root causes, and hopefully get rid of your pain or tension for good.

In the meantime:

  • Use good posture 
  • Take frequent breaks 
  • Adjust your desk, chair, and computer 
  • Avoid carrying heavy bags with straps over your shoulder 
  • Sleep in a good position 
  • Schedule your complimentary consultation with Dr. Andrew! 

To schedule a complimentary consultation, where a conversation is never a commitment, contact us at 734-221-0362.