Headaches affect millions of Australians, with significant impacts on quality of life and productivity. Research suggests chiropractic care may be beneficial for certain headache types, particularly cervicogenic and tension-type headaches. Discover what the evidence says about manual therapy approaches to headache management.
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Shoulder instability refers to the symptomatic abnormal movement of the shoulder joint when the shoulder is being moved actively, and presents as pain or a feeling of displacement (subluxation or dislocation).1,2 Because the shoulder joint is very mobile, it is very susceptible to instability.2 Shoulder instabilities can be classified into two categories: traumatic and […]
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Quite frequently, clients who pay a visit to a chiropractor complain of low back stiffness. They describe the stiffness as a ‘stuck’ joint feeling, sometimes a deep ache and at time can be painful. One of the reasons that this may occur is a syndrome called SI syndrome. SI stands for […]
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