Dr. Batson, Willowbrook Chiropractor, Discussing And Treating Pain Associated With TEXT NECK!!!!1/4/2021 With the advent of technology making our lives easier…there can be ramifications. Although the utilization of cell phones has made our lives easier, we are seeing many health related complications associated with the excessive use of these devices. Texting, the modern means of communication, is causing repetitive stress to the cervical spine (NECK), upper back and shoulder regions. The constant/ repetitive activity of looking down (cervical flexion) is causing abnormal posture and stress to the vertebral column (SPINE), and the ligaments and muscles of the neck and shoulders, causing neck pain and upper back pain, shoulder pain, headaches, sloughing posture with rounded shoulders, and fatigue. Dr. Batson of Batson Chiropractic Clinic Willowbrook utilizes effective treatment for reduction of the symptoms of TEXT NECK. Dr. Batson utilizes education of proper spinal posture and ergonomics, specific spinal manipulation, K-Laser Class IV Laser Therapy, instruction in proper elevation of the cell phone device, correction of posture by sitting/standing up straight, and exercise for the reduction of symptoms and structural deficits associated and caused by the repetitive activities of TEXTING!!. Posture and Ergonomics are essential for maintenance of spinal integrity and general health! Dr. Batson, a Chiropractor, is specifically trained in the biomechanical and neuro-musculoskeletal aspects of these complications. Chiropractic care, postural education, and exercise are essential tools Dr. Batson will utilize for the correction your cervical spine condition and resolution of the associated symptomatology. You can visit and review the Batson Chiropractic web site at: www.batsonchiropractic.com Dr. Batson can be reached at: 630-323-1181 [email protected] 6837 Kingery Hwy, Willowbrook, IL 60527
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