Corrective Care in Simpsonville SC

Every spine should have correct anatomical and healthy structure; however, this can be affected by daily life or an injury. Corrective Care in Simpsonville SC restores proper spinal structure with the goal of restoring optimal health to the spine.

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Structural Changes and Bad Posture in Simpsonville SC

We often see problematic structural changes of the spine, due to years of spinal care neglect, bad posture, increased usage of electronic devices, decreased level of activity, constant sitting, driving, heavy labor, poor health, and nutritional choices.

Some of the structural changes are:

• Straightened or reversed neck curve
• Loss of upper back curve
• Activity-induced scoliosis
• Loss or increased low back curvature
• Pelvic bones tilt and rotation

The worst part is, we're seeing these issues starting at a much younger age. In fact, postural issues can start from unresolved infant subluxation.

Conditions tied to improper structure and bad posture:

• Headaches
• Stiff neck
• Shoulders pain
• Midback Pain
• Low back pain
• Early onset of arthritis
• Spinal degeneration
• Numbness and tingling in the arms and legs
• Loss of energy and motivation
• Behavioral issues

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Spinal Decay Causes and Symptoms

Negative structural changes of the spine can cause serious misalignments and “hard to correct” subluxations. If they go unchecked from a young age, the vertebrae will shift out of its proper position, tilt, twist, buckle, develop arthritis and decay.

Spinal decay can be a silent but very damaging disease that happens over time, and due to only having sporadic pain or “Flare-ups”, an individual may ignore it until it becomes a big problem.

If this is not addressed early in life, these damaging structural changes become more difficult or even impossible to correct.

These individuals will usually present:

• Poor circulation
• Neuropathy
• Severe pain
• Constant inflammation
• And many other health problems.

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At Carolina Life Chiropractic, we use clinical procedures to uncover the extent of the structural damage, how it affects postural changes, and how it will affect the structure if uncorrected. These include a series of physical tests, posture analysis, and x-rays to determine the condition of the spine and the appropriate treatment.

After the Corrective Care phase is complete, we conduct a re-exam to evaluate progress and establish the best plan for future care.