Symptoms from spinal subluxations include the following: neck, upper back, mid back or low back pain; arm or leg pain; numbness and tingling sensations; headaches; muscle tightness and spasms; fatigue and many other health problems.

Subluxations of the spine can cause pain, joint stiffness and a lack of joint mobility. If left untreated, spinal degeneration can occur. Nerve interference is a result of a spinal misalignment. Every organ and muscle of the body can be at risk from nerve interference. For example, a misaligned vertebrae in the upper back will interfere with the nerve supply going to the lungs and to the shoulders. This in turn will interfere with proper lung and shoulder function.

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From stress. It may occur in infancy from a difficult birth or from childhood falls. Later in life, emotional tension or stress can gradually damage your spine or violent injuries from automobile accidents or sports can suddenly knock you "out of whack."

There are three basic causes of subluxations. Physical causes could include slips and falls, accidents, repetitive motions or improper lifting. Emotions such as grief, fear and anger can cause subluxations. Chemical causes could include alcohol, drugs, pollution and poor diet.

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Almost everyone develops spinal subluxations. Fortunately, most of these subluxations correct themselves when one relaxes or lies down to sleep. When spinal subluxations are severe or persistent they require chiropractic diagnosis and treatment.

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Stenosis refers to a narrowing of the opening in the spine through which the spinal cord and nerves pass. It can be congenital (something you are born with) or, more often, due to degenerative disease. Most patients present with leg pain when walking. Spinal stenosis is a narrowing of the space that the nerves occupy inside the spinal canal. Bone spurs, disc herniations, tumors, or the buckling of ligaments inside the spinal canal can produce this.

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This chronology is mean to reflect what happens frequently to people when they withdraw. As with any other list trying to predict human experience, it will not be 100% accurate. Some of the experiences described in here may happen sooner, later, or may not happen at all. So please use this as something to consult if you don't have a vocabulary or understanding for what's happening and you want to have greater awareness, but listen to your own experience when in doubt.

Almost everyone gets misalignments of the spine or subluxations from time to time. Some subluxations are caused by accidents and injuries, but there are many causes. Here are some of them:

Spinal subluxations alter normal nerve impulses and thereby cause pain and disease conditions, not only in the back, but elsewhere in the body. The nerve impulses travel along the nerves and exit the spine heading toward all of the internal organs to help control their function and different parts of the musculoskeletal system. The following is a partial listing of conditions or symptoms which frequently result from subluxations and often respond positively to chiropractic treatment: