Personal injury claims are not settled without the proper documentation showing that chiropractic care was a reasonable and necessary medical expense. Accidents or injuries not only cause physical harm to you or a loved one, being involved in a personal injury case can often be confusing and complicated. These type of circumstances are unfortunately, fairly common and when the individual is faced with pain and discomfort as a result of trauma an accident or an underlying condition has been aggravated by the injury, finding the right treatment for their specific complication can be another challenge on its own. Dr. Alex Jimenez’s compilation of personal injury articles highlights a variety of p.i. cases, including automobile accidents resulting in whiplash, while also summarizing various effective treatments, such as chiropractic care. For more information, please feel free to contact us at (915) 850-0900 or text to call Dr. Jimenez personally at (915) 540-8444.
Does a Rest Weekend Undo Three Days of Repetitive Load? A weekend can quiet pain without repairing the tissue that… Read More
Exercise, Manual Care, Acupuncture, and Electroacupuncture: What Does the Evidence Say About Chronic Musculoskeletal Pain? Abstract: Chronic musculoskeletal pain rarely… Read More
Is Sitting Really Bad for Your Back? What the Evidence Actually Says Abstract Sitting has become an easy villain in… Read More
Peptide Therapy for Musculoskeletal Recovery: How to Separate Mechanism, Evidence, and Marketing Abstract. Signaling peptides are short amino-acid messages, not… Read More
Exercise, Shockwave, PRP, or Corticosteroid? What the Evidence Says About Chronic Tendon Pain Abstract Chronic tendon pain rarely has one… Read More
The 25-Year Programming Career: Sedentary Time, Muscle Loss, Strength Training, and Healthy Aging Abstract: A long programming career can coexist… Read More
Is “Tech Neck” Really About Neck Angle? Examining Duration, Load, Movement Variability, and Pain Science Abstract: “Tech neck” is often… Read More
Mouse Elbow and Keyboard Forearm Pain: Is Repetitive Computer Work Really a Tendinopathy Problem? Abstract For programmers, CAD users, analysts,… Read More
Mouse Arm, Forearm Fatigue, and Upper-Extremity Pain: What the Evidence Actually Says About Repetitive Computer Work Abstract Software engineers, programmers,… Read More
Evidence-Based Treatment of Repetitive Strain Injuries in Software Engineers Abstract For software engineers, repetitive strain can threaten hand endurance and… Read More
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