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• posted: Sep. 30, 2019
• tulsachiropractor,  backpain,  whiplash,  tulsa,  lowbackpain,  carwreck,  numbness,  tingling,  neuropathy,  degenerativediscdisease,  pinchednerve

Numbness can be a more serious symptom than pain. That's because it means a nerve isn't functioning properly. It can also be an indicator of a serious condition. Here are a few reasons you shouldn't ignore it: Read More

• posted: Apr. 04, 2019
• tulsachiropractor,  whiplash,  lowbackpain,  feetonthe dash,  autoaccident,  carwreckexams,  spinalinjuries,  carwreck

Sitting with your feet propped up on the dash of the car is the subject of many a country and western song or celebrity photo. But, did you know that some serious injuries can be incurred if you were suddenly involved in an auto accident while in that position? Read More

• posted: Feb. 20, 2019
• chiropractor,  neck pain,  tulsachiropractor,  headache,  whiplash,  head too heavy,  can't sleep,  can't concentrate,  irritable,  auto accident,  car wreck,  chiropractor for neck pain

Neck pain can cause daily life to be especially challenging. If you are suffering from neck pain, it is likely one or all of the following scenarios fit your current life story. Read More

• posted: Feb. 04, 2019
• chiropractic,  neck pain,  headaches,  chiropractic and headaches,  neck pain and chiropractic,  migraines,  tension headaches,  cluster headaches,  headache,  whiplash

Tips for chiropractic care for headache. Read More

• posted: Aug. 13, 2018
• car wreck Tulsa,  Tulsa Chiropractor,  Accident and Inury chiropractor,  auto accident tulsa,  back pain,  chiropractic,  whiplash

Two years ago this month my wife and I were involved in a car accident. While it was quite an impact and totaled my cherished muscle car, we were very lucky to walk away with injuries that required chiropractic care and not hospitalization. Don't get me wrong, we were pretty banged up and it took a few months of treatment to get us back to normal, but we are both grateful that it wasn't much worse. Reflecting on the whole experience, I think I might have some useful information to offer anyone who has been involved in a similar incident. The first thing to do after the accident is to assess the injuries of everyone involved, including the people in the other vehicles. In our accident, the man who hit us was able to tell us he had a medical condition, which helped us know that we needed to call for emergency medical services. For emergency-ty Read More