Rancho Bernardo Chiropractor

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Welcome to my page. I am a chiropractor located on Poway Road at 13248 Suite B. We help patients who suffer from neck pain, back pain, headaches, migraines, numbness and tingling in the hands, sciatica, musculo-skeletal problems and many other ailments.

Many times people feel as if they have some muscle problem that may be going on for years and what they don't realize is that it is really a nerve problem that just seems like a muscle problem. So they will take pain medication, get a massage, stretch their muscles and it might help temporarily but ultimately the problem returns. What I do through chiropractic adjustments is to help realign the spine so that the nerves are not pinched and then the nerve impulses can go where they are supposed to go.

Please visit my website at http://www.rodechiropractic.com

An advisory committee for the Federal Drug Administration recommended a ban on Percocet and Vicodin because of their effects on the liver.

The drugs contain acetaminophen which is found in Tylenol and Excedrin.

Each year 400 people die and 42,000 are hospitalized due to overdoses.

People are using these drugs to limit or decrease the pain they are experiencing.

Low back pain, neck pain, headaches are common reasons for taking it.

These are also the aches and pains that chiropractors can effectively treat.

Now doesn't it make sense to see a chiropractor to see if he can help rather than risk liver damage by taking acetaminophen?

One of the reasons why patients may suffer from low back pain is because the have what is called an anatomical short leg. There are two types of short legs anatomical and functional. A functional short leg is when one of the muscle is contracted and causes the feet to be different on a leg length check. An anatomical short leg is something that shows up when an X-ray film is taken. Some times if the difference is large enough a heel lift for the shoe may be warranted. When you put in heal lifts and there is a large difference say 15 mm it is important to start off slowly. Start with a 3 mm lift then go to a 6 mm lift then 9 mm and then a 12 mm lift. If start of with the 12 mm lift you can actually be causing more problems in the low back because the body in no use to such a sudden change. That is why it is always important to gradually increase the lift height. For more information about your chiropractic needs call Dr Rode at Rode Chiropractic in Poway CA 858-391-1372