Migraines (Multi-Month) — Migraines more controlled with less overall pain

Headaches and Restricted Movement — Fewer headaches, improved range of motion, and better overall health

Cervical Pain and Headaches — Pain relief and better understanding of the source of symptoms

Daily Migraines and Tension Headaches — Dramatic reduction in migraines and headaches

Chronic Neck Pain and Headaches — Major improvements after starting upper cervical care

Tension headache — Tension headaches present → feeling better with reduced headache symptoms

Migraines — Patient-reported significant reduction in migraine-related pain

The patient sought chiropractic care for migraines and reported being in pain each day before treatment. After one month of care, they reported tremendous improvement and stated that they were no longer experiencing pain every day.

Chronic migraines — Parent-reported complete resolution of migraines

The parent reported that their 10-year-old child had experienced chronic migraines for more than a year. After beginning chiropractic care, the parent reported that the child had not experienced another migraine.

Headaches — Complete patient-reported resolution of headaches

The patient began chiropractic care while experiencing major headaches along with dizziness and scoliosis. Within one month, they reported that their headaches were gone.

Tension headache — Symptom range: tension headaches present → feeling better with reduced headache symptoms

The patient received chiropractic care for tension headaches along with lower back discomfort. The patient reported feeling better following treatment.

Headaches — Patient-reported improvement in headache symptoms

The patient began chiropractic care while experiencing headaches along with other chronic health concerns. After only 3 visits, they reported that their headaches were already improving.

Migraines — Significant patient-reported improvement in migraines

The patient received chiropractic care for several months while experiencing migraines. They reported that their migraines improved dramatically during that time.

Migraine — Migraine burden reduced

The patient initially sought chiropractic care specifically for migraine relief. After nearly four months of care, the patient reported achieving that goal and described substantial improvement in overall quality of life.

Post-traumatic migraine — Post-traumatic migraine reduction

The patient developed migraines after a motor vehicle accident and continued experiencing them for four years. Multiple specialists and medications had been tried before the patient pursued chiropractic care and reported improvement.

Chronic migraine — Migraine frequency reduced from daily to 0

Before beginning chiropractic care, the patient experienced migraines every day. With ongoing care, the migraines resolved and the patient reported being migraine free.

Post-accident headaches — Patient-reported headache improvement; exact frequency and severity changes not provided

The patient experienced headaches following an accident and received chiropractic care over three years. They reported improvement in their headaches during that period.

Migraine headaches — Patient-reported substantial improvement; exact headache frequency and severity changes not provided

The patient experienced migraine headaches and received chiropractic care. They reported substantial improvement in their migraines during treatment.

Headaches — Patient-reported resolution of headaches; numerical measurements not provided

The patient experienced headaches before beginning chiropractic care. They reported rapid improvement during treatment and stated that their headaches had resolved.

Headaches — Patient-reported substantial improvement; exact frequency and severity changes not provided

The patient experienced recurring headaches before treatment. During chiropractic care, they reported substantial improvement in their headache symptoms.

Migraine headaches — Patient-reported reduction in migraine frequency; exact episode counts not provided

The patient experienced recurring migraine headaches and received chiropractic care over four years. They reported significantly fewer migraine episodes during that period.

Cervical Radiculopathy resulting from Degenerative Disc Disease associated with Neck and Shoulder Pain, Headaches, Muscle Spasm, Fatigue, Numbness and Tingling, Low Back Pain, and Postural Antalgia — 100% Pain Reduction, 96.8% Improved Forward Head Posture, 323.0% Improved Cervical Absolute Rotation Angle (ARA), 49.1% Improved Tsp ARA (Thoracic Curve), and restoration of normal lumbar spine range of motion

Patient presented to the office with moderate, constant and worsening chronic neck pain resulting from study postures during nursing school and increased time at a computer charting at a non-ergonomic station. The pain had been present for approximately 6 years and recently was worsening in frequency and intensity over the last several months. The pain was described as a constant burning and throbbing at the base of the neck that radiated into her upper arm and shoulder blade. It prevented her from playing softball, lifting and attending to patients, and when attempting to exercise and run. The pain had progressed into severe numbness and tingling that woke her at night and disturbed her sleep, it affected her range of motion, affected her relationship with her husband, and had lead to much more fatigue than she ever had experienced. She was evaluated and diagnosed in our office, accepted for care, and achieved full resolution of her symptoms without any residual pain.

Cervical Radiculopathy, Cervicogenic Headache, Cervicalgia (Neck Pain), Spasm, Concussion, Postural Antalgia, Intervertebral Segmental Dysfunction, Degenerative Disc Disease — 88% Improvement in Pain, 113.6% Improvement in Cervical Absolute Rotation Angle (ARA), 75.8% Improved Forward Head Posture, 79.6% Improved Anterior Pelvis Translation

Patient reported to the office with moderate to severe chronic neck and shoulder pain resulting from years of military service and performing running drills and marches with 30-35 lbs on his back. Most recently he woke up with a "large knot" in his back that has significantly impacted his function and aggravated his current level of pain to the point that medications and ice/heat are no longer effective. His left upper extremity was described as "numb all of the time" and he reported that he had trouble playing with his sons, being productive at work, sleeping through the night, and driving even short distances. His lower back pain is constant and worsening since jumping on his knee caused him to have a massive injury and he hasn't been feeling nearly as strong as he used to be. The patient was able to start care immediately, tolerated all of the treatments well, stayed consistent with his home care, and did not have any residuals or limitations before, during, or after treatment.

Sciatica, Lumbar Radiculoapthy, Headaches, Migraines, Spasm, Weakness, Fatigue, Degenerative Disc Disease, Knee Pain — 100% Improvement in Pain, 339.6% Improvement in Cervical Absolute Rotation Angle (ARA), 99% Improved Lumbar Absolute Rotation Angle (ARA), 63.8% Improved Lumbo-Dorsal Angle (LD)

Patient reported to the office with knee pain and back pain in conjunction with whiplash-associated neck pain and headaches. The pain began following a vehicle collision wherein the patient was stopped at a red light and was hit in the rear. The patient at the time had his foot on the brake, was looking straight ahead, and was not aware of impending collision or braced for impact. Upon being struck his knee hit the dash and he felt a significant "jolt" in his hip after the car was forced to lunge forward. He has had pain and had been forced to avoid activities involving exercise and/or physical exertion. He developed a slight limp since the collision and noticed that the pain was interrupting work, sleep, exercise, yoga, and helping to care for the home. He was more irritable and not sleeping well due to the pain either. He was evaluated in our office, agreed to terms, and was accepted for care. At the end of his plan, he achieved full pain resolution without restrictions on activity.

Chronic Low Back Pain and Knee Pain, Hip Pain, Mid Back Pain and Spasm, Sciatica, Degenerative Disc Disease, Degenerative Joint Disease, Neck Pain, Migraines and Headaches — 100% Improvement in Pain, 62% Improvement in Cervical Absolute Rotation Angle (ARA), 97% Improved Forward Head Posture, 94% Improved Right Thoracic Translation

Patient presented to the office with chronic, worsening and intense low back, hip and sacroiliac joint pain that recently started to radiate into lower extremity. It was preventing him from helping to care for his newborn daughter. He also stated he suffered from headaches/ migraines and neck pain of gradual insidious origin. He stated he was experiencing more limitations with day-to-day activity as the pain worsened. Patient reported the situation was complicated by a blood clot in his lower extremity that he was receiving treatment for but primarily began following his promotion from field work to desk work. It is challenging for him to sit still in uncomfortable chairs. The pain was a constant sore ache and dull, and frequently became sharp and shooting. Patient reported that "everything hurt" and he just wanted to be able to hold his daughter without pain and get a good workout in. Upon completing care he achieved all goals and had significant improvement and a healthy outcome.

Cervical Radiculopathy, Cervicogenic Headache, Cervicalgia (Neck Pain), Spasm, Postural Antalgia, Intervertebral Segmental Dysfunction — 100% Improvement in Pain, 56% Improvement in Head Translation, 126% Improvement in Cervico-Dorsal Angle (CDA), 57.2% Improved Anterior Ribcage Translation, 37.8% Improved Lumbar Scoliosis

Patient presented to the office with whiplash-associated injuries sustained in a vehicle collision causing sudden onset of neck pain and headaches/migraines that were preventing her ability to work, care for her children, perform chores, sleep, sit, bend, and lift without pain. The pain was described as constant, worsening, and shooting/sharp. She could not lift her head up without support when changing positions and it limited her range of motion significantly to the point where she "couldn't think clearly". Patient reported that she was going through an intersection when another motorist ran a red light and caused the collision. She reported that she was "going 35mph one minute and then completely stopped the next". She was dazed, scared and in pain after impact and was taken to the hospital where no treatment was rendered. She later received treatment in our office and was placed into a program of care that resulted in full resolution of her symptoms without any residual pain.