How to talk to your family about your sciatic Pain: Describe Your Chronic Sciatica to Friends and Family

It is often difficult to talk to your family and friends about your chronic #pain and discomfort. If someone has never dealt with sciatica they don’t know what you are going through. Remember sciatica is a symptom of a condition not the condition it self always seek professional help to determine the cause of your… Read More How to talk to your family about your sciatic Pain: Describe Your Chronic Sciatica to Friends and Family

News Letter Mahler Family Chiropractic Center – April 2017

Minimize Back Pain at Work: Six Ways Lower back pain can throw a major wrench into your busy work day. To help minimize back pain at the office, try incorporating a few of these tips into your workday! Wear supportive footwear when standing. Avoid regularly wearing high-heeled shoes, which can affect the body’s center of… Read More News Letter Mahler Family Chiropractic Center – April 2017

Chiropractic: What is sciatica and sciatica treatment?

What is sciatica? Sciatica is a set of symptoms and not the disease itself. If you have some or all of the following symptoms you may have sciatica. These symptoms include leg pain associated with numbness, tingling, and weakness but the pain id coming from the nerve and it is a nerve pain. Sciatica is caused by pressure on nerves located in the lumbar spine… Read More Chiropractic: What is sciatica and sciatica treatment?

Herniated Disc: About back pain and how to treat it.

Low back pain with pain radiating into the legs is one of the most common injuries in the United States. Many of the patients with these symptoms along with lower extremity weakness may have a herniated disc. Herniated discs are also called protruding, bulging, ruptured, prolapsed, slipped, or degenerated discs. A disc herniation occurs when… Read More Herniated Disc: About back pain and how to treat it.

What is lower back pain and how to treat low back pain?

Eighty percent of individuals suffer from some form of back pain in their lifetimes, and back pain is the second most common cause for people visiting the doctor. Back pain, particularly lumbar pain, is outnumbered only by upper-respiratory infections. Seventy five million Americans will have back pain every year, and 80 percent of the adult… Read More What is lower back pain and how to treat low back pain?