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Short-term care for your neck and back pain. Convenient, affordable, and mainstream. Dr. David Kovuranta, DC

Toronto, Ontario
Joined March 2010
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Numbness in the hand is a common problem that we’ve had at one time or another, & unless it becomes frequent, we usually don’t worry too much about it. When it starts to wake us up at night, that SHOULD get our attention! Since #carpaltunnelsyndrome... dkchiroblog.com/1338/when-it…
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#Whiplash associated disorder (WAD) injuries usually result from rear-end, low-impact crashes with about 90% occurring at speeds less than 14 mph. About 40% of all #WAD patients develop long-term, chronic problems. Let’s look at how chiropractic care... dkchiroblog.com/1346/how-doe…
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Is it possible to identify which #lowbackpain patient might experience the most benefit from spinal manipulation combined with exercise? In one study, researchers identified which patients might respond best to this combination of care & which patients... dkchiroblog.com/1335/low-bac…
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Low #backpain (LBP) is the second most common reason for doctor visits in the United States and it is a condition that most of us will at some point in our lives. Last month, we reviewed the wide acceptance of spinal manipulation as the treatment... dkchiroblog.com/1350/low-bac…
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The #foot & #ankle are unique in that their range of motion includes not only the front-to-back, hinge-like motion we associate with walking but also the lateral or side-to-side movement needed to change directions quickly. A problem in the foot can... dkchiroblog.com/1356/low-bac…
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