David G. Harris
Neurologist | Electrodiagnostic Medicine
9 Pine Tree Place West Caldwell New Jersey, 7006About
David G. Harris, MD, DC, DIACN, works for the Spine Institute of New Jersey in 4 convenient locations across the state. He is a balance and fall prevention instructor, dizziness therapy instructor, as well as a traditional chiropractor. His practice combines chiropractic treatment for neurological diseases. Dr. Harris has the unique distinction of being a Diplomate Chiropractic Neurologist, which makes up 2% of chiropractors worldwide. His further credentials include Intervertebral Disc Decompression Therapy, manipulation under anesthesia, and massage therapy techniques.
Education and Training
Life Chiropractic University
Board Certification
Board Certified Chiropractic Neurology
Provider Details
David G. Harris's Expert Contributions
I've been suffering from migraines for the past 3 years. What should I do?
Migraines are caused by a variety of issues. Most common are related to chemical sensitivity such as acidic food or Allergies/sensitivities of food groups. Other factors include hormonal imbalance. I would caution that people thinking a headache is a migraine may want to get clarification that they are in fact having migraines since treatments for each are typically much different. READ MORE
What causes issues in the nervous system? How is it treated?
Numbness in the hands and feet can be related to conditions of musculoskeletal pathology of compression of nerves from herniated slipped discs. Other conditions which are a bit more complicated can related to like metabolic, like diabetes or life style problems of alcoholism. Best place to start may be your primary care physician to rule out more serious medical conditions READ MORE
Very shivery
This may be viral related and you probably want to present to your local urgent care or Primary care doc. READ MORE
Is Alzheimer's a hereditary disease?
There is a genetic component to nearly all diseases. Our coding may represent a hereditary factor, but does not necessarily guarantee actually acquiring the problem. READ MORE
My mother is forgetting things. Is it just age or could something be really wrong?
This is a difficult questions since most elderly patients have some differences in their memory or cognitive capabilities. If you see that big of a change in your parent, then the first thing to do is bring them to a Board Certified Neurologist to assess your moms memory followed by a brain MRI. READ MORE
What neurological problems can be associated with memory loss and confusion?
I would advise you to seek some additional consultation with your Primary Care Physician and/or a Board Certified Neurologist READ MORE
My mother is suddenly complaining of muscle twitching. What testing would you recommend for her?
Your primary care physician will probably want to refer you to a neurologist, labs, and/or diagnostics testing. READ MORE
I get dizzy every time I bend over. Should I worry?
Dizziness is caused by a variety of issues. The conditions can range from Trauma, Metabolic/Endocrine, Heart, Head Position Etc. The best thing to do is go to see a qualified Neurologist or ENT that understands and will assess your balance dizzy centers in your body. You should also, depending on other factors, make sure your cardiac/vascular function is in tact and working appropriately. READ MORE
Faculty Titles & Positions
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Awards
- Consumer's Research Council of America, Top 10% Award
Internships
- MD- University of Health Sciences, 2008
Professional Society Memberships
- International Association of Chiropractic Neurologists, American Chiropractic Association
Articles and Publications
- Has Written Protocols for Chiropractic Neurology
What do you attribute your success to?
His Continued Achievements and Education in his areas of Expertise and their Enhancement of his Ability to Care for Patients
Hobbies / Sports
- Cooking, Martial Arts
Favorite professional publications
- Journal of the American Medical Association, Journal of the American Chiropractic Association
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