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Minster Spine Stability
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Spinal stability is the basis for spine movement. Spinal stability
safeguards the nervous system structures, the spinal cord, and spinal
nerve roots. Minster Chiropractic Center assesses spinal stability in all
our Minster back pain patients as part of our chiropractic service. Spinal
stability depends on strong, stable musculature to perform its job. New
research is indicating that the role of the diaphragm and breathing is to
support spinal stability.
SPINAL STABILITY
All the assorted parts of the spine contribute to spinal stability, even the
smallest spinal motion segment’s vertebra (the bony part of the spine).
Bones, discs, and ligaments in the spine provide all sorts of
coupled motions of the spine and conduct proprioceptive impulses
to the central nervous system which manages muscle tone,
movement, and reflexes. If any of the spinal structures are injured or
otherwise in peril – like a degenerated disc – spinal instability is
possible. (1) That’s where your Minster chiropractor comes into play
with chiropractic spinal manipulation and a helpful treatment plan
incorporating exercise.
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