It should come as no surprise that the online search term “back pain treatment Perth” and the local surfing community are no strangers to one another. While surfing is a fun and exciting sport, it is also physically demanding. The body is often required to make quick adjustments based upon wave conditions. As a result, it is […]
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10 Ways to Relieve Back Pain
Back pain can be short-term (acute) or long-term (chronic). It normally feels like a dull, constant ache or a sudden, sharp pain. The goal of your chiropractor is to improve function and subsequently relieve pain and keep you pain-free between visits. Dr Adam Rocchi ( chiropractor ) will use nerve sensor manipulation and low force […]
Treating Your Back Pain with Trigenics Treatment
Approximately 3.7 million Australians suffer from chronic back problems, which makes it a significant public health concern. Typically, chronic back pain is a persistent and long-term condition; it can cause psychological and physical distress. Spine Scan Can Perhaps Help Patients seeking back treatment should seek a chiropractic help. A chiropractor is trained to treat, diagnose, […]
National Pain Week – Analyzing Chronic Pain
Most of us have experienced some kind of pain at some point in our lives. When your muscles are overworked, or you get a cut on your finger, you experience pain. Pain is body’s way of telling us that something is wrong and needs attention. Pain can be mild which can be cured with rest […]
Avoiding Running Injuries Part 2 – Low Back Problems
Last month, Perth chiropractor, Dr Adam Rocchi, gave some great tips on reducing your chances of injury when running. In that article he gave some good general tips, and finished off with an in depth look at knee biomechanics and how muscular dysfunction can cause or perpetuate knee injuries. This month we’ve persuaded him to […]
Easing Lower Back Pain with Chiropractic
Back pain is a common complaint that affects nearly 80% of people during their lives, most often in the lower back area. In many of these cases, the pain goes away in a few days or weeks with a little self-care, but for some the pain becomes chronic and can become debilitating. In fact, back […]
