Genesis Anti-Aging & Regenerative Medicine - Metro Denver

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Genesis Medical - Denver's Premier Regen Med Clinic Genesis is a state of the art Regenerative Medical Clinic that emphasizes solution based health care.

Whiplash: How Do X-Rays Help? 22/01/2023

X-rays are vital to helping our clinical team determine the best plan
of action for our patients. Here's how they can help with a whiplash injury.

Whiplash: How Do X-Rays Help? Whiplash commonly occurs as a result of a motor vehicle collision when (typically) there is a sudden stop or deceleration that occurs so fast a person cannot adequately brace himself or herself, even when aware of an impending collision. This is because the “whiplash” effect is ov

Carpal Tunnel Syndrome Management 21/01/2023

More on the management of CTS symptoms...

Carpal Tunnel Syndrome Management In many cases, Carpal Tunnel Syndrome (CTS) results strictly from overuse activities though, as we have discussed previously, other conditions such as hypothyroid, taking birth control pills, pregnancy, diabetes, obesity, and certain types of arthritis can also be involved as a contributor and /

Dizziness and the Upper Cervical Spine 20/01/2023

Dizziness? Vertigo? Are they related to dysfunction in the neck?

Dizziness and the Upper Cervical Spine Dizziness affects about 15-20% of adults to some extent each year, and it is one of the most common reasons for emergency room visits. One of the three systems that works to help us maintain balance is the proprioceptive system that is made up of mechano-receptors located in our joint capsules, m

The Patient Experience with Carpal Tunnel Syndrome 18/01/2023

You have options other than surgery if you're suffering with CTS symptoms!

The Patient Experience with Carpal Tunnel Syndrome When it comes to a condition like carpal tunnel syndrome (CTS), we often look at it from the standpoint of risk factors, potential causes, and treatment options. However, there’s a perspective that’s often overlooked: the experience of the patient as they navigate the process from dia

Low Back Pain Treatment Goals 18/01/2023

To solve pain, especially low back pain, it is vital to identify all potential
pain generators, such as the facets, disc, nerve, muscle, etc. Once determined
we can then establish a plan that includes the necessary tools to treat those
specific pain generators in order to fix the cause. This can then help establish
a pre-determined timeline for our goals of the care laid out.

Low Back Pain Treatment Goals Low back pain (LBP) has been a challenge to treat for centuries and evidence exists that back pain has been a concern since the origins of man. Chiropractic offers one of the most patient satisfying and fastest treatment approaches available. But, when you go to a chiropractor, there seems to be

Whiplash and Side Collisions 17/01/2023

What happens to the neck in side impact motor vehicle accident?

Whiplash and Side Collisions Whiplash is most commonly studied when it is a result of a rear collision where the occupant of the vehicle is injured from a flexion (forwards) and extension (backwards) whip-like mechanism of injury, but what happens when a T-bone type of impact occurs?The answer to this question is

The Various Causes of Patellofemoral Knee Pain 17/01/2023

The Patello-Femoral joint and how it may be contributing to acute and
chronic knee. Check it out!

The Various Causes of Patellofemoral Knee Pain In addition to being the largest joint in the body, the knee is also very complex and consists of several components that all work together to help us stand, walk, run, jump, and climb. The patella, or kneecap, is located in the front of the joint at the distal end of the femur and rides up and d

Low Back Pain or Hip Osteoarthritis: Which One is it? 16/01/2023

As the hip decays it can begin to mimic low back pain and even anterior
quadricep pain. One thing that we definitely want to rule out is an anatomic
leg length inequality (LLI), which can be done with a full spine AP xray. With an
AP Full Spine film we'll also be able to see the hips and do our leg length
analysis as well. If no major decay is found in the hip but a significant
anatomic LLI is found then addressing the LLI with a simple set of orthotics
and specific heel lift to address the leg length issue may be all it takes to
clear up the hip and/or low back pain.

Low Back Pain or Hip Osteoarthritis: Which One is it? Low back pain (LBP) can have many causes. The primary goal of the chiropractic physician is to identify the main pain generator(s) and manage the patient accordingly. When first presenting for care, the patient tells us (the doctor of chiropractic) about their complaint in the history por

Whiplash-Related Dysphagia 16/01/2023

What is Dysphagia and is related to my neck injury?

Whiplash-Related Dysphagia The rapid acceleration/deceleration of the head and neck that occurs during a whiplash event can injure the various soft tissues of the head and neck, leading to a cluster of symptoms referred to as whiplash associated disorders (WAD). While features of WAD like neck pain and headache are well kn

Motor Control, Spinal Stability, and Low Back Pain 16/01/2023

What's the importance of spinal stability?

Motor Control, Spinal Stability, and Low Back Pain In a chiropractor’s ideal world, people would do everything possible to reduce their risk for a condition like low back pain, and in the event a low back injury occurs, they’d seek care right away. Barring any red flags that necessitate a referral to a specialist or a trip to the emer

Is It My Neck or Thoracic Outlet Syndrome? 16/01/2023

We're often asked..."What is TOS?"

Is It My Neck or Thoracic Outlet Syndrome? Neck Pain can arise from many different sources with a similar clinical presentation, which can make it a challenge to diagnose. One of those related, and sometimes co-existing conditions, is called thoracic outlet syndrome (TOS). Let’s first discuss the anatomy of the neck and the thoracic

Carpal Tunnel Syndrome – Are There Other Tunnels? 15/01/2023

We MUST Comprehensively Evaluate all potential anatomical locations
that could impinge on nerves that create symptoms that feel like CTS.

Carpal Tunnel Syndrome – Are There Other Tunnels? Carpal Tunnel Syndrome (CTS) is a condition that results when the median nerve is pinched in carpel tunnel at the wrist. As the name implies, “carpal” refers to the 8 small bones in the wrist that make up the “U” shaped part of the tunnel and “syndrome” means s

Traction – Does It Help Neck Pain and Headaches? 15/01/2023

ome insights on traction for ya. We have taken it to another level with
non-surgical decompression for neck, low back, knees and hips. A very
powerful tool for helping with joint issues! Check this quick read out.

Traction – Does It Help Neck Pain and Headaches? Traction is defined as, “…the act of pulling a body part.” Therefore, it is commonly used in many regions including the legs, arms, low back, mid-back, and the neck. We will be limiting this discussion to cervical or neck traction, and the question of the month is, “&hell

Low Back Pain and Travel Tips (Part 3) 14/01/2023

Low Back Pain and some Travel Tips - Part 3 of 3

Low Back Pain and Travel Tips (Part 3) Low back pain (LBP) and the discussion of traveling tips will be concluded this month. Please refer to the last two months for other great traveling tips. Keep a copy of these in your travel bag! BE PROACTIVE WITH THE AIRLINES: 1. Get an aisle seat. Request an aisle seat o

Low Back Pain and Travel Tips (Part 2) 14/01/2023

Low Back Pain and some Travel Tips - Part 2 of 3

Low Back Pain and Travel Tips (Part 2) Low back pain (LBP) is a common problem associated with traveling. Last month, we covered lifting remedies, and this month we will continue this discussion… Medication Foresight:

Low Back Pain and Travel Tips 14/01/2023

Low Back Pain and some Travel Tips - Part 1 of 3

Low Back Pain and Travel Tips Low back pain (LBP) is a common complaint when it comes to traveling, whether it’s in a car, bus, train, or airplane. Traveling is hard on the joints, muscles and nerves for many reasons and requires us to do things our bodies are not used to, such as prolonged sitting in a cramped area. R

Low Back Pain and Sleep (Part 3) 13/01/2023

Low Back Pain and Sleep - Part 3 of 3 today

Low Back Pain and Sleep (Part 3) For the last two months (Part 1 and Part 2), we’ve discussed the importance of sleep and its effect on low back pain (LBP). Last month, w

Low Back Pain and Sleep (Part 2) 13/01/2023

Low Back Pain and Sleep - Part 2 of 3 today

Low Back Pain and Sleep (Part 2) Last month, we discussed the relationship between sleep deprivation and low back pain (LBP) and found that LBP can cause sleep loss AND sleep loss can cause LBP. It’s a two-way street! This month, we will look at w

Low Back Pain and Sleep (Part 1) 13/01/2023

Low Back Pain and Sleep - Part 1 of 3 today

Low Back Pain and Sleep (Part 1) Low back pain (LBP) can arise from a lot of causes, most commonly from bending, lifting, pulling, pushing, and twisting. However, there are other possible causes, including sleep. This not only includes sleeping in a crooked or faulty position, such as falling asleep on a couch, in a chair, or wh

Regular Chiropractic Care and Quality of Life 12/01/2023

What does the research say about 'maintenance chiropractic care'?

Regular Chiropractic Care and Quality of Life WebMD says, “chiropractic care is considered a safe, effective treatment for acute low back pain, neck pain, headaches, osteoarthritis, and fibromyalgia.” A large literature review from the UK published in 2010 (The Bronfort Report) reported “moderate to high-quality evi

Low Back Pain and Balance Specific Exercises 12/01/2023

Helping to address low back pain and support a healthy spine through
balance exercises...a quick read.

Low Back Pain and Balance Specific Exercises Low back pain (LBP) and its relationship to balance has been a recent topic on this site, and an initial discussion regarding specific balance exercises was introduced last month. This month’s article will complete the

Chiropractic For Whole Body Health 11/01/2023

WHY do we see people experience improvements in non-musculoskeletal
conditions with Chiropractic Care?

Chiropractic For Whole Body Health It is well established that the nervous system has three divisions. The “central nervous system” is made up by the brain and spinal cord. The “peripheral nervous system” includes the nerve roots and peripheral nerves that run from the spine to the arms

Carpal Tunnel Syndrome vs. A Pinched Nerve Elsewhere 11/01/2023

CTS symptoms may NOT be just coming from compression of the median
nerve at the carpal tunnel.

Carpal Tunnel Syndrome vs. A Pinched Nerve Elsewhere Carpal Tunnel Syndrome (CTS) is a common complaint presented to chiropractic offices. Usually, patients wait for weeks, months, or even years before seeking care, thus making management more challenging. The history of the “classic” CTS patient includes a mild, sporadic onset of symptoms

Can Chiropractic Help Senior Citizens? 11/01/2023

We love helping people defeat the narrative that 'because your older
you should expect to not feel well'....that absolutely should NOT be the
norm! Check this out and find a health care facility that is truly interested
in helping you live a high quality of life without the need for often
unnecessary OTC and/or Pharmaceutical drugs. Trust that your body
has the power to heal when it is given the right 'fuels' and the interferences
to it restoring optimal function are dealt with! We LOVE watching people
heal and take back control of their health!! Check out this quick read!

Can Chiropractic Help Senior Citizens? Chiropractors are not just interested in getting rid of pain; more importantly, they are interested in preventing future episodes. This model has long been “a standard” in chiropractic and continues to be so today. Why is this so important? Approximately 91% of older adults hav

Does Neck Surgery Improve Long-Term Outcomes? 11/01/2023

Check out this quick read on neck surgery vs. non-invasive treatments like
chiropractic for neck pain.

Does Neck Surgery Improve Long-Term Outcomes? How many times have you heard, “I have a pinched nerve in my neck and have to have surgery.”? Though there certainly are cases where surgical intervention is required, surgery should ONLY be considered after ALL non-surgical treatment approaches have first been tried (and failed). It is a

Carpal Tunnel Syndrome and Self-Help Management Options 10/01/2023

More on CTS to detect early and take action to resolve before it becomes
an issue that keeps you from work or doing the things you love.

Carpal Tunnel Syndrome and Self-Help Management Options Carpal Tunnel Syndrome (CTS) is the most investigated, researched, and talked about disorder when it comes to work-related injuries to the upper extremities because it is often the cause of so much lost work time, disability costs, and the source of financial hardship for many of its sufferer

Maximum Health and Chiropractic 10/01/2023

Acute Care vs. Supportive Care vs. Maintenance Care and helping those
interested in living a high quality of life and increased "Health Span", which
is the percentage of our lives we live free of health issues and/or the need
for OTC or pharmaceuticals to manage symptoms.

Maximum Health and Chiropractic Traditionally, chiropractic care is most commonly rendered for a finite amount of time, usually until the symptoms that initially drove the patient to seek out care resolve. However, some patients find that periodic chiropractic treatments make them feel better and improve their sense of well-bei

Whiplash "Anatomy" 09/01/2023

A general understanding of the neck anatomy and what happens with
a whiplash injury.

Whiplash "Anatomy" To better understand whiplash, let’s take a look at the anatomy of the cervical area and what is actually injured in a whiplash injury. The spine is basically a long chain made up of blocks that are larger at the bottom and smaller at the top. This means the low back vertebra are huge compa

Carpal Tunnel Syndrome – What Makes My Hands Numb? 09/01/2023

Understanding the anatomy of the wrist/hand can help patients to understand
common symptoms of CTS like numbness. Check it out.

Carpal Tunnel Syndrome – What Makes My Hands Numb? Carpal Tunnel Syndrome (CTS) sufferers frequently report a cluster of symptoms, but almost all have one symptom in common: numbness, usually in digits 2-4 on palm-side of the hand. CTS is usually described as an over-use type of injury caused by repetitive work including (but not limited to): typ

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