Grand Strand Health and Wellness

  Those who have Neuropathic Pain may feel alone and confused. The agony you experience from a burn, bruise, or fractured bone is different. It's so different that many people don't understand it completely. Those who experience this kind of pain may find their lives more difficult due to this ignorance.   Let's examine some of the common misconceptions about neuropathic pain:-   1. It's Not Visible 2. It Doesn't Have a Clear Cause 3. The Pain Feels Strange 4. It Comes and Goes 5. Treatments Don't Always Work 6. It Affects Mental Health   1. It's Not Visible:   You can see when someone suffers a cut or breaks their leg. There are no outward symptoms associated with neuropathic pain, and there is no swelling or bandages to indicate the problem to others. Because of this invisibility, it's simple for people to believe everything is right when it's not. Because others cannot understand what they are going through, the person i...

  As more people seek Chiropractic Care for pain management and general well-being, its popularity is increasing. However, what makes people decide to consult a licensed chiropractor?   Let's examine the causes:-   1. Relief from Chronic Pain 2. Better Posture 3. Headache and Migraine Relief 4. Sports Injury Recovery 5. Improved Mobility and Flexibility 6. Avoiding or Reducing Medication 7. Overall Wellness and Prevention   1. Relief from Chronic Pain :   Chronic pain relief is one of the main reasons individuals see a chiropractor. Many people have chronic pain that doesn't seem to go away, whether it's in their joints, neck, or back. Chiropractors specialize in identifying and treating these conditions using spinal adjustments and other methods. For people who have experienced chronic discomfort, these therapies aid in pain relief, increased mobility, and comfort.   2. Better Posture:   Poor posture is a widesprea...

  If you've ever experienced Knee Pain , you might be surprised to know that your posture could be the culprit. As someone who's worked with many people dealing with knee issues, I've seen how how we stand and move affects our knees. Let's share some key connections between posture and knee pain that might help you understand  and address your discomfort.   ●      Forward Head Posture ●      Slouched Shoulders ●      Hip Alignment ●      Foot Position ●      Lower Back Curve ●      Core Weakness   Forward Head Posture:   When you spend hours looking at your phone or computer, your head tends to drift forward. It creates a chain reaction down your body, affecting your spine, hips, and knees. Your body compensates for this forward head position by shifting your weight forward, putting extra stress on your knee joints. Think ...