Paramus Water Slides and Rides: Summer Fun May Hurt
Paramus Tailbone (Coccyx) Pain
What better fun is there on a hot, Paramus summer
day than to delight in a cool-water water ride or water slide? Most
all of us can all relate to that! Some Paramus folks will do the
sliding and riding, and some will observe.
Which is safer? Observing! Water
slides and rides may turn from fun to pain if the tailbone gets injured.
And it does! A new research report makes
clear that water ride related tailbone pain is not reported
in the medical literature before, but Paramus Medical & Sports Rehabilitation Center knows it’s found in this Paramus chiropractic practice’s
patient population. The tailbone is formally called
the coccyx, the lowest section of the spine, and tailbone injury may result in coccygeal
instability and pain. (1) Like the rest of the spine, the
coccyx has discs and dorsal root ganglia, too. DRG stimulation eases
pain and increases function without any complications for patients with chronic coccydynia (coccyx pain). (2) Usual care
of coccyx pain is physical therapy and medication
treatment. Adding manipulation decreased pain and disability for
chronic coccydynia patients (who occasionally have low back
pain and leg pain, too) in
just three sessions. (3) If Paramus summer’s
water fun harms you, turn to your Paramus
chiropractor! Paramus Medical & Sports Rehabilitation Center’s gentle manipulation may calm the
coccyx’s discs and DRGs and lessen your Paramus tailbone
pain.
TIP OF THE MONTH:
Paramus Chiropractic Help for Paramus Lumbopelvic
Pain During Pregnancy
The last thing a Paramus expectant mother desires
experiencing is pain, and the very last thing she wants to do is
take a drug or go through medical procedures! Paramus
chiropractic spinal manipulation with Cox® Technic is shown to
help relieve pregnancy-related back pain and leg pain. (4) For women who
find themselves with lumbopelvic pain during Paramus
pregnancy, acupuncture seemingly helps. It is safe
and beneficial for reducing pain and improving
her quality of life while pregnant. 89% of women in one study stated
clinically meaningful symptom decline. (5) Your Paramus
chiropractor is here to relieve pregnancy-related Paramus
back pain and pelvic pain.
Listen in to this PODCAST
with Dr. Amelia Pappas on The
Back Doctors Podcast with Dr. Michael Johnson about pregnancy-related Paramus
back pain and pelvic pain and how Cox® Technic helps reduce that
pain.
Please share this information with your Paramus friends and
family who may need it!
Thank you for trusting your Paramus chiropractor with your
spine’s health.
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