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Literally or metaphorically, life can be a pain in the neck, as all chiropractors know from years of offering neck pain relief. In fact, for over eleven years a chiropractor in Grand Rapids has been treating cervical disc injuries using his patented two-way traction devices!  In addition, chiropractors know neck pain caused by physical stress or injury can linger on much longer than a “metaphysical pain in the neck,” and if not taken care of can, unfortunately, get much worse. Pain, tingling, numbness, and weakness down the arm and into the fingers, as well as pain in the immediate neck area, are common symptoms of neck injury. Neck conditions can contribute to both tension headaches and head pain. Because chiropractic treatment has been found to be the most effective, non-invasive treatment for relieving neck pain, it would be advantageous for you to seek a thorough examination and evaluation by your chiropractor to find the reason for your particular neck pain.

Neck pain and its associated symptoms are generated by a variety of different neck conditions. The neck might sustain trauma from an accident producing strained muscles, sprained ligaments, and spinal joint injuries. Sitting at a computer and/or performing repetitive tasks can create postural stress as well. Muscular tension and inflammation in the neck and upper back often result from such stress. Postural stress can also be caused by poor spinal mechanics and weak or underdeveloped muscles. In addition, chronic neck pain due to inflammation of the soft tissues can occur due to the degeneration of the spinal joints caused by the aging process, as well a “slipped,” herniated, or ruptured cervical discs.

Using his own patented two-way traction devices, Grand Rapids chiropractor,  specializes in the treatment of cervical disc injury.  Who could ask for more than a natural and unique mechanical approach by a chiropractor who’s an expert when it comes to neck pain? In his Grand Rapids chiropractic office, his treatments result in pain relief, decrease in tension, increase in motion, and an overall sense of well-being.

Chiropractors, like this Grand Rapids chiropractor, are experts when it comes to knowledge of the spine and musculoskeletal system. If you are looking for neck pain relief, you need look no further than your chiropractor. See a chiropractor in your area today. And, call the office of Dr. Douglas McKenzie if you’re in the Grand Rapids area. He’ll find out the reason for your neck pain and treat it at its point of origin.

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I’ve been going to a chiropractor for 9 weeks now, going twice a week. I started out with severe neck and shoulder pain. The pain has decreased drastically, but still have some pain. My mid back is extremely tight and not adjusting when I go. My dr. says neck and shoulder pain take longer to fix, but how long will I continue to have pain?
Ooops, I just read that says 9 weeks, I meant to type 3 weeks.

I’ve worked in the chiropractic field for 10+ years.

You should ask him if he’s in favor of placing a hot pack on your mid back for 10+ minutes before he adjusts you. This will help relax your mid back muscles and he should be able to get some movement.

As for how long it will take to "fix" – each patient is different as is each injury. But be prepared to continue with a "maintenance program" even after the pain goes away. Most Chiropractors like to keep you under their care for a minimum of 12 months.

I wish you a speedy recovery soon!

I played Halo last night for about three hours. Midway though playing I lowered the seat down. I think that’s why it hurts, because I had to look up at the screen a bit more.

I thought if I went to sleep and rested a bit, I’d feel fine the next day, but no, the pain is still there when I have my neck in certain positions. I can straigthen out my neck with a bit of pain, but can’t seem to arch it back anymore then that.

Anybody go through this before?
Bunch of stupid answers so far.

Of course I’m not playing anymore and the seat is back up.

If you don’t know what you’re talking about, what’s the point of answering?

This has happened to me for a long time. (seasoned gamer) I use a video game chair that has some head support or I try to stay level with the screen. Just try finding a way that makes your head you straight forward or down. That should help some. – Have fun owning noobs!-