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How Long Do the Benefits of Softwave Therapy Last?

February 28, 2025

Softwave Therapy, also known as Tissue Regeneration Technology (TRT), is a breakthrough in non-invasive treatments for pain relief and tissue repair. Patients often ask, “How long can I expect the benefits of Softwave Therapy to last?” At Cool Springs Chiropractic, we believe that understanding the duration and impact of this therapy is key to maximizing its effectiveness. What Makes Softwave Therapy Unique? Softwave Therapy works by delivering low-intensity acoustic waves to the treatment area. These waves stimulate

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How Chiropractic Care Can Help with Seasonal Allergies

February 27, 2025

Spring blooms fall foliage, and summer breezes often come with an unwelcome companion: seasonal allergies. If you’re among the millions who deal with sneezing, itchy eyes, congestion, and fatigue during allergy season, we are here to help! While most people turn to medications for relief, there are other options that focus on supporting your body’s natural ability to combat allergens: chiropractic care. At Cool Springs Chiropractic, we take a different approach to wellness, helping patients manage seasonal

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What is Whiplash? Understanding the Condition and How to Find Relief

February 25, 2025

Whiplash is more than just a sore neck—it’s a complex injury that can significantly impact your daily life. It occurs when the neck is suddenly whipped back and forth, much like the cracking of a whip. This motion strains the muscles, ligaments, and tendons in your neck, often leading to pain, stiffness, and other uncomfortable symptoms. In this blog, we’ll dive into the causes, symptoms, and treatments for whiplash, helping you understand what to expect and how

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How to Prevent Vertical Subluxation: Tips for Maintaining a Healthy Spine

February 13, 2025

At Cool Springs Chiropractic, maintaining a healthy spine is essential for overall well-being. One common spinal issue in our patients is vertical subluxation—a misalignment of the vertebrae that affects the body’s natural posture and alignment. Vertical subluxation can lead to pain, reduced mobility, and even nerve interference, which can affect the function of different organs and systems in the body. Preventing vertical subluxation is key to living a pain-free, active life. In this blog, we’ll explain what

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Heart Health and Chiropractics Connection

February 8, 2025

When you think about chiropractic care, you might immediately associate it with back or neck pain relief. But did you know that chiropractic adjustments can also play a role in supporting your heart health? Your spine is closely connected to the nervous system, which regulates vital functions in your body—including heart activity. At Cool Springs Chiropractic, we believe in a holistic approach to health, and that includes caring for your cardiovascular system. In this blog, we’ll explore

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How to Prevent Vertical Subluxation: Tips for Maintaining a Healthy Spine

January 17, 2025

At Cool Springs Chiropractic, maintaining a healthy spine is essential for overall well-being. One common spinal issue in our patients is vertical subluxation—a misalignment of the vertebrae that affects the body’s natural posture and alignment. Vertical subluxation can lead to pain, reduced mobility, and even nerve interference, which can affect the function of different organs and systems in the body. Preventing vertical subluxation is key to living a pain-free, active life. In this blog, we’ll explain what

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What Is the Most Common Type of Knee Injury in Sports?

What is the Most Common Type of Knee Injury in Sports?

May 6, 2024

The most common type of knee injury in sports is the meniscus tear, which occurs when the meniscus, the cartilage that cushions the bones that form the knee joint, becomes damaged from certain types of sudden movement. However, other knee injuries are also common, such as the anterior cruciate ligament tear, the medial collateral ligament tear and other conditions. Knee injuries can be a debilitating problem and can prevent you from engaging in your usual sports regime,

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Who to See For Spinal Decompression?

April 19, 2024

Healthcare professionals, such as orthopedic specialists, neurosurgeons, chiropractors, physical therapists and pain management specialists, are trained to perform non-surgical spinal decompression therapy on patients as one of their more conservative treatments for back pain and nerve compression. Individuals who prefer non-surgical treatment for ongoing pain and nerve problems due to compression of spinal discs can benefit from spinal decompression therapy. It is a safe and highly effective method for relieving symptoms of back pain, sciatica, leg pain

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How Often Should I Do Spinal Decompression?

April 15, 2024

Generally, individuals benefit from 2 to 5 spinal decompression sessions over a period of 4 to 6 weeks. However, your healthcare provider may decide on fewer or more sessions, depending on your individual needs. Decompression therapy works by gently separating the spinal vertebrae, so that the bones, discs and nerves can fall back into their natural position. Non-surgical spinal decompression is often to correct a number of spinal problems and can be utilized to relieve common symptoms,

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How Does A Vertebral Subluxation Affect Health?

How Does a Vertebral Subluxation Affect Health?

March 24, 2024

A vertebral subluxation can affect health in a number of ways. Because a subluxation indicates a misalignment in the bones of the spine, the body will try to compensate for the problem by putting pressure on adjacent muscles, tendons and ligaments. Pain and compression of nerves can result. This adjustment can lead to dysfunction in how these structures move and can even affect the function of organs unrelated to the spinal column. Proper spinal function allows supporting

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Who to See For Spinal Decompression?

Healthcare professionals, such as orthopedic specialists, neurosurgeons, chiropractors, physical therapists and pain management specialists, are trained to perform non-surgical spinal decompression therapy on patients as

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