El Paso, TX. Chiropractor Dr. Alex Jimenez looks at exercise as treatment for back injuries.
In 2004, there were enough written opioid prescriptions to ensure every American could have their own bottle. According to studies, a written prescription of a pain-killer should not be used for a back related injury; but rather, exercise is the most effective tool for recovery.
Vidan Family Chiropractic explains that “what made the body-heals the body.” They suggest exercise such as walking, stretching and yoga instead of requesting an opioid prescription.
Dr. Alex Vidan from Vidan Family Chiropractic joins us more information on the excessive use and prescription of opioids for injuries.
For more information, visit www.drvidan.com.
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