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Pressure Point Therapy and Acupressure to Minimize Severe Neck Pain

admin — Thu, 03 Nov 2011 20:43:41 +0000

Article by Sidney Parkman

Are you currently struggling with severe neck pain? Are you fed up with using pain medication to simply mask the pain? The pain relievers prescribed by your physician can never completely eliminate your pain and can eventually lead to dependency and addiction. Let me tell you, there are significantly more effective methods to treat and potentially cure severe neck pain.Acupressure treatments and Pressure Point Therapy have been used in traditional Chinese medicine for hundreds of years. Much like acupuncture but without worrying about needles, Pressure Point Therapy takes advantage of acupressure trigger points to help in healing by releasing tension in muscles and by allowing for an increase in blood flow and circulation. While acupuncture works by employing needles, acupressure and pressure point therapy use varying degrees of pressure on the trigger points instead. Simply implementing the correct amount of pressure to proper trigger points can help ease discomfort and pain promptly.Getting to be an expert in acupressure and pressure point therapy can take years of research and practice, but there are many resources available in print and online where you can learn techniques that you can take advantage of from the comfort of your own home. For example, a trigger point located on the back of the hand between the knuckles of the first and middle finger can be used to provide relief for severe neck pain. By understanding how to apply the correct amount of pressure to the right spot, you can alleviate your pain without ever needing to take another pain pill.The best way to experience the benefits of acupressure treatments is to visit and speak with an expert or specialist. A wonderful place to begin is with a nearby chiropractor. Many chiropractic professionals today offer acupressure and pressure point therapy. A great illustration of this is Meadville Chiropractor Dr. Cory Altabet, author of Hands on Pain Relief, Turn your Hands into Painkillers, who is renowned for his ability to blend conventional chiropractic adjustments with acupressure and pressure point therapy.In this time of modern medicine and healthcare, it is often too easy to take another pain pill and hope the pain subsides. Don’t be this person. If you are suffering from severe neck pain and nothing has helped, seek out more information on pressure point therapy or obtain the help of an expert today.

Visit Pain Killer Hands for more information on Pressure Point Therapy and Acupressure Treatments or call Meadville Pennsylvania Chiropractor Dr. Cory Altabet today at 814-337-0070.

Q&A: high blood pressure, urine problem, back pain, headache, neck pain?

admin — Thu, 27 Oct 2011 04:50:37 +0000

Question by Hasib: high blood pressure, urine problem, back pain, headache, neck pain?
I am 28 yrs male. I am taking ramipril 5mg (1 in the morning per day) for my high blood pressure from 27 march. My doctor gave me ECG, blood test and urine (24 hr) test. So, far he has said my ecg and blood tests are all good. After my urine test he gave me an ultrasound of kidneys test.

I have back pain, frequent urination and pain some times. I have a sharp pain in the right side under ribs. This pain does not exist all time.

I have hand and leg swelling. I have headache and neck pain as well.
I have hernia problem as well.

I am very anxious about my health condition.

Is there anyone can tell me about it?

Best answer:

Answer by !!~!! ChromosomE !!~!!
As per the symptoms you have stated, the problem is your kidneys. One of my friend had the same symptoms. And his kidneys were diagnosed.*

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Headache, pressure in teeth, neck pain, shoulder pain can be caused by wisdom teeth?

admin — Sun, 23 Oct 2011 20:43:13 +0000

Question by headache: Headache, pressure in teeth, neck pain, shoulder pain can be caused by wisdom teeth?
Lately i’ve been experiencing a lot of pressure in my jaw(around all jaw area) i feel a lot of pressure in my temple, wich causes me headaches(it’s like a tension headache i believe), my jaw side muscles(the ones that connects with the ear and temples) are very hard, and hurt like hell if i massage them, and it specially hurts me on my right side, altho my left side also hurts(where my wisdom tooth is a bit out already).
My question is can this be caused by my wisdom tooth? or can i have TMJ? or it’s just due to stressed muscles?

i would appreciate if someone could answer my question, cause im 18 years old and these last months my head has been bit screwed up, cause it all started when i started feeling dizzy, and then everything agravated, now my upper part muscles hurt like hell.

by the way i’ve also been experiencing a lot of eye pain, like my eyes get strained very quickly, again specially my right one.
Thanks

Best answer:

Answer by Lin R.
Has your Dentist ever mentioned braces cause this really sounds like tmj.I would definitely say something to a dentist about the pain.Braces have come a long way and can really help you.

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