This one is a fun one in that there are a plethora of underlying causes for #tinnitus, and sadly, most of what I hear from clients is that they've always had it and very few, if any, have ever had anyone try to figure out the underlying cause. Like many complaints in primary care though, this is a symptom, not a disease in itself, so identifying why is imperative to future health. When we simply ignore or mask these symptoms, this sort of warning sign will accompany additiona

One of the more common findings upon clinical exam, or even while taking a client's history, is TMJ. They often don't report it when I ask about prior diagnosis because this is their normal, every day issue, and they feel there is little to nothing to do about it. Accept and move on. Every now and then, I'll have a chiropractic client find relief, yet not often. Other times my client may have seen a craniosacral therapist or a dentist who has provided them a mouth guard, but

My kids have the most wild ear wax and I am not ashamed to say I have a bit of fun with this. I've used candles on them, Elephant ear flushes, home solutions for loosening up the #wax, but some techniques are better than others and certainly some are safer than others. I am always a bit excited to see impacted ear wax in the clinic because this is one of the most fun procedures, at least on a slower day (have you seen the tick tock videos!?!). However, much of this can be don