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7 Benefits of Joint Manipulation You Need to Know

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 Do you think that joint cracking is normal? There are many others who think the same, but in reality, it's a matter of concern. Regardless of knowing what casues the pain, it requires prompt evaluation. Physiotherapy in itself is one of the ways to treat injury, joint dysfunction, neck pain, back pain, and other health issues. Despite this, joint manipulation is another method to cure joints, increase range of motion (ROM), and relieve pain.  It can be a powerful addition to your wellness routine. That being said, this blog post outlines 7 benefits of joint manipulation you must know. What is Joint Manipulation?  Joint manipulation is just a type of manual therapy that is used by chiropractors, physiotherapists, and osteopaths. This modality of manual therapy strives to correct joint movement and alleviate discomfort. The technique used in this treatment type involves applying a rapid and carefully controlled force to a joint until a “popping” or “cracking” sound is hear...

Smartphones and Neck Pain: How to Prevent and Treat Tech Neck

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  In today’s digital age, smartphones are practically an extension of our hands. We use them to communicate, scroll through social media, watch videos, work, and even navigate our way through the world. But as useful as they are, smartphones are also one of the biggest contributors to a growing health issue: neck pain specifically a condition known as "tech neck." Let’s take a closer look at how smartphone use affects your neck, the symptoms to watch for, and how you can treat and prevent this modern-day strain. What Is “Tech Neck”? Tech neck is a term used to describe the neck pain and stiffness that result from looking down at a screen for prolonged periods. When your head tilts forward to look at your phone, it places significant stress on the muscles, tendons, and ligaments in your neck and upper back. To put it in perspective: the human head weighs around 10-12 pounds. But when you tilt your head forward at a 45-degree angle a common posture when looking at a phone that ...