What is Myofascial Release Technique? What is Myofascial Release Technique? MRT or Myofascial Release Technique is a series of different soft tissue techniques which are very effective in the treatment of myofascial (muscle, tendon, ligament and connective tissue) pain syndromes. MRT is different than most soft tissue (deep muscle) therapies (e.g. massage). Your doctor, by using MRT, is at the forefront of a new age in the treatment of nerve and muscle related problems. MRT Read More
Fibromyalgia Vs. Myofascial Pain Syndrome Since 1990, when the medical board of Rhumatology came out with their guidelines for Fibromyalgia, thousands of people have been told they have Fibromyalgia. Fibromyalgia was a diagnosis that was created out of a number of observations to allow doctors to classify people who had chronic pain and had been thought to have problems with pain regulation, sleep patterns and tender points throughout the body. Many of these people actually Read More
Myofascial Release Case Study When I first came to see Dr. Charschan I was in a lot of pain. All my joints were frozen and I was unable to do much of anything. I had very little range of motion in my neck, shoulders and wrists, and also had difficulty walking.
Myfascial Release Case Study 2 After a new immobilizing injury two months ago, I came to Dr. Charschan who was able to provide…
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Understanding why you hurt begins with a thorough history and exam at a chiropractors office. Understanding why you hurt and why you should consider chiropractic first.
Improve your poor walking mechanics for less pain and more energy. The relief of pain may be as simple as improving how you walk.
The importance of periodic chiropractic maintenence or well care. Maintenance or well care visits are usually recommended to maintain the benefits of your initial care. Often, this helps further improvement months and years later. Well care is an insurance policy to feel and function better.
Why your shins and knees hurt when running or walking. Shin and knee pain are common complaints among our patients. Often, the shin muscles imitate a knee problem, as the tibialis anterior, the common muscle involved in shin pain, extends on both sides of the kneecap. The person may experience pain in the knee or shin when walking, standing, and running, and may try numerous approaches and visit an orthopedic to determine the source of pain. This often results in Read More
This muscle may fix your back pain according to National Georgraphic magazine ; Dr. C. disagrees and explains what they get wrong about back pain. National Geographic’s latest article suggests strengthening this hip flexor will solve your back problems. Dr. C says its more complicated however seeing a chiropractor first will improve your odds.
Reduce the risk of NSAID’s with Chiropractic care. If you are taking NSAID medication, your problems aren’t getting better but they are becoming more chronic. Think chiropractic instead.
Back and neck pain; Sometimes you need a medical heretic for great results. Chiropractors began as medical heretic’s who have become mainstream healthcare providers who understand why you hurt. Follow the science. Think chiropractic first.