Skip to main content

Chiropractic pains: A nightmare





Chiropractic is one of the common disease people suffer nowadays, majorly because of unhealthy practices. When a person is diagnosed with a chiropractic problem, they generally go in a constant distress by thinking of developing other severe diseases. The problem may not be that much serious, but just listening to doctor’s words that one must take chiropractic care always hit you hard, even if it’s for some time.
Chiropractic is a disease in which you get muscular pains such as neck pain, back pain. It majorly affects your spine and that your body musculoskeletal structure is not properly aligned. However, this disease is not commonly heard but its side effects are so dangerous, that it can in turn affect negatively an individual’s nerves and other organs, which can eventually cause death.
When I got my first muscular pain, my whole life displayed in front of my eyes in that very moment. At first, I thought of it as Heart Attack, which even scared me more. It all started with a simple muscular neck pain but it kept on increasing and increasing, eventually causing me to scream in order to get someone in the family to help me out. That moment was so difficult for me, as I was losing it at that time. Eventually, my friend heard me and took me to the doctor who further recommended me to the Chiropractor.
However, every scary moment like this become a little easy when you have family with you and doctors that use various software to treat you starting from diagnosing the problem, treating it, recording the improvements and conditions and prescribing medicines accordingly to the situation. Fortunately, I was blessed to get all these things around me which gave me hope and courage to fight that disease, so that I can survive and be with my family for supporting them.
My chiropractor diligently makes use of  Chiropractic EMR Software for keeping records of its patients. Every time I go for checkup, he takes my reports from his records and treats me accordingly. I believe that keeping electronic medical records is a good way of keeping health improvement records and it gives you an insight always about the health areas that still need improvement. These electronic methods helped me in getting better and living my life again free of stress and I am sure it also helps others on daily basis.

Comments

Popular posts from this blog

The Dark Cave They Call Depression

They said I was a threat to no one but myself. I often felt lonely, nobody was around who could understand me or the situation I was going through, just a bunch of people looking at me like if I was an alien or if there was something wrong with me . I started looking it up and read on bigthink that my generation was at the highest risk of mental health issue. Problem was whatever was happening to me, I couldn’t control it. The anxiety, stress, the continuous nagging from the people around me expecting something from me which I was unable to deliver, it was all very exhausting. It was not that I didn’t want to achieve the set bar, I was just unable to do it right, but nobody was willing to understand that. I wasn’t sick I was just exhausted and stressed out because they were unwilling to understand me. I never liked the feeling when I don’t have control over my body or emotions that’s why I didn’t want to go to a doctor because I knew they would drug me trying to fix me a...

Stutter: The struggle of finding your voice

It is in human nature to talk and share stories and experiences but in some cases the flow of words which is essential for story telling breaks, even though you are trying your best but the words just won’t come out. They call it a stutter I call it the nightmare.   I was ridiculed, bullied and teased my whole child hood, under confident, never made friends not because I never wanted to but because nobody wanted to be “f..f…friends” with me. They called me names and the worst part was that I was declared disabled by the school. They think it helps somehow but honestly, it only makes it worse. I was constantly being reminded with my disability with every mail I got and with them treating me like I was different or special. Nobody wants that, why can’t they consider me normal? I always thought that. The older I got the bitter and angry I became. I never talked so people started to think that I was selfish, rude or even angry at them. The insecurities engulfed my wh...