Chiropractic: The drugless solution to headaches

Headaches are an unfortunate and painful part of life for many Americans. In fact, an estimated five percent of adults in this country suffer from chronic migraines or severe headache pain.

We spend billions of dollars each year on over-the-counter and prescription pain medication for relief from those nagging headaches. But these drugs have the potential to cause even more pain. Nonsteroidal anti-inflammatory drugs (NSAIDs), a type of medication including OTC brands such as Advil, Motrin, and Excedrin, have been associated with side effects like stomach bleeding and ulcers, and even liver failure. In fact, one possible side effect of many NSAIDs is a headache!

And if you manage to avoid the side effects, these medications really only mask or diminish symptoms. But it's the cause that counts and that's where chiropractic comes in. Here's how: The nervous system is the "master system" in the body, controlling and coordinating all other systems - respiratory, immune, circulatory, etc. Sometimes, there are areas in the spine where one or more of the vertebrae may have experienced a loss of function, creating pressure on, or otherwise irritating, spinal nerves. This irritation interferes with the signals, or "communication," traveling over those nerves, which can compromise the health and proper function of every system in the body. Regular adjustments by your chiropractor can positively affect the nervous system, aid nerve transmission and thus, the body's ability to heal itself.

Still a skeptic? Scientific research indicates chiropractic is an effective, natural answer to headache pain. During a major 1995 study comparing several weeks of drug therapy to several weeks of chiropractic care, 82 percent of patients given drug therapy reported side effects including drowsiness, weight gain and dry mouth. Heart-related problems and glaucoma also were associated with the drug therapy. On the other hand, chiropractic patients reported no side effects. And after four weeks of treatment, patients who used drugs began having headaches again, while members of the chiropractic group continued to express headache relief, as well as higher levels of energy as compared to the drug therapy group.

So put down the pain-relief medications, talk to your chiropractor about your chronic headaches, and experience a natural, drug-free approach to headache relief, today!

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Baytown Back Pain Chiropractic

Monday:

8:00 am-5:30 pm

Tuesday:

8:00 am-5:30 pm

Wednesday:

8:00 am-5:30 pm

Thursday:

8:00 am-5:30 pm

Friday:

8:00 am-5:30 pm

Saturday:

9:00 am-12:00 pm

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Closed

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  • "I absolutely love everything about this practice! I would never go anywhere else. The staff is so kind and helpful and they always take such good care of me! I would absolutely recommend them!"
    Vanessa Kay Tullis
  • "Love this place! They take such wonderful care of you! Very polite staff! Always friendly ! I
    have had acupuncture several times here and have always had great experiences !"
    Sheila K. Goldman
  • "So terrific. Acupuncture is the best medicine. Dr. Yanis is terrific, great bedside manner. Office staff is helpful."
    Lanie Strider
  • "Love this place we are here at least twice a month sometimes more The staff is wonderful and Dr Yannis is the BEST chiropractor in this area �"
    Angie Goodman
  • "The atmosphere is wonderful and the people are so down to eart.. only chiro I will go to.."
    Terasa McDaniel DeFusto
  • "LOVE this place! They can always fit you in when you call at the last minute, and everyone is extremely nice."
    Faith Smith Andrade
  • "very professional staff and they know what they are doing. very courteous"
    David Evans
  • "Dr Kuykendall is awesome!!! Fixed me right up! Pinched nerve and all!"
    Keri Hough
  • "People here have been awesome! Very attentive to my pains and aches. Dr. K is great!"
    Gordon Little
  • "Dr Terry Moore is a great guy and a great Dr as well!"
    Jim Kubik