Lauren Marcus

Yes, a chiropractic adjustment can definitely help you sleep better because, when you do get adjusted, your body goes into a parasympathetic state (feed and breed) which is a state the body can heal and relax in.

Hi yes a chiropractor can definitely help with wrist pain. In our practice we see it all the time because we all use phones, keyboards, and laptops. A common condition that chiropractors help in the wrist is called carpal tunnel when the nerve in the wrist is being pressed on and can create numbness and wrist pain. They can also recommend exercises and things to help prevent it from happening again. Hope the helps!

As long as it's okay with your primary doctor. I have seen lots of patients with diabetes. Obviously, every case is different, so you always want to check with your primary doctor.

Chiropractors treat back pain but most importantly getting to the root of the back pain. Now we are finding that by the time you have back pain more then likely it’s related to other things not working 100 percent in the body If it’s not accident related or injured. Chiropractors treat the nervous system which is the main system responsible for every function in your body. This is why many chiropractors like myself take a holistic approach to treating the body. In other words you can have back pain from a fall or everyday postural things but you may also have back pain from your stomach or your kidneys not functioning properly. In that case a chiropractor can recommend supplements after reviewing your health history along with adjustments that simply take pressure off of the nerves that have pressure on them ( non-invasive) to allow the nerve to function better letting the brain know the problem is being addressed. In short there are usually bones putting pressure on nerves that create back pain and we adjust the spine in a non-invasive way to remove pressure off the nerve so it can recover and all the tissue and organs that it’s connected to now get full blood flow and the back pain usually goes away. In more traumatic accident cases it’s more involved.

Yes there is a bone called your sphenoid bone and we adjust it all the time which helps drain sinuses.

You can usually exercise right away granted you are someone who typically exercises all the time and you don’t have any medical conditions that a doctor recommended to refrain from exercise.