Chawla Chiropractic is thrilled to announce a significant step forward in providing accessible healthcare to our community. As part of our ongoing commitment to patient care, we are now accepting Mass Health insurance plans when accompanied by a Primary Care Physician (PCP) referral. This is for traditional Mass Health plans and currently working on network benefits for those who have Mass Health with Tufts and WellSense. This development aligns with our core belief that quality chiropractic care should be available…

The arrival of a baby brings immense joy and a sense of fulfillment to new parents, but it also marks the beginning of a challenging period known as the fourth trimester. Often overlooked, the fourth trimester is the three-month period following childbirth when the baby and the mother undergo significant adjustments. During this time, the mother's body undergoes physical changes, and she faces various emotional and mental challenges while caring for her newborn. In this article, Chawla Chiropractic will explore the different…

Introduction: Participating in school sports can be a rewarding experience for students, fostering teamwork, discipline, and physical fitness. However, with the benefits of sports come the risks of injuries. This blog will delve into the importance of chiropractic care in the context of school sports, highlighting its role in preventing, and managing injuries. We'll explore how chiropractic treatments can keep young athletes in the game and help them perform at their best. Dr. Sudeep Chawla has worked with students of…

Ehlers-Danlos Syndrome (EDS) is a rare genetic disorder that affects the body's connective tissues, leading to joint hypermobility, skin fragility, and a range of other symptoms. While there is no cure for EDS, various treatments aim to manage its symptoms and improve patients' quality of life. Chiropractic care has gained attention as a complementary therapy for EDS, offering potential benefits that can enhance the well-being of those living with this condition. I am personally writing this blog because I currently…

Introduction Hairstyles are a way to express personal style and creativity. From sleek ponytails to intricate braids, the choices are endless. However, what many people may not realize is that certain hairstyles can contribute to neck pain. This blog explores the connection between hairstyles and neck pain, and how chiropractic care can offer relief and prevention. The Impact of Hairstyles on Neck Health The weight and tension associated with certain hairstyles can have a significant impact on the neck and…

The relevancy of this topic is undeniable for the majority of those reading this article likely work a 9-5 desk job that requires copious amounts of sitting. While this isn’t inherently a bad thing, it can certainly become one… As we’ve come to learn, sitting all day does not bold well for physical health, more often than not resulting in a myriad of health issues and musculoskeletal aches and pains. This is especially true when proactive measures aren’t implemented to…

Footwear on Spine Health While some might deem footwear as a simple fashion statement, it’s actually much more important than that, especially in the eyes of a chiropractor. If you’re someone who experiences some level of back pain, knee pain, ankle pain, or any type of joint pain for that matter, you might want to take a step back (pun intended) and assess the quality of footwear that you’re choosing to wear on a daily basis.  We are your Danvers…

Changes in Weather and Joint Pain   Have you ever heard of the notion that your joints can predict the weather? An old adage that might outdate most of you reading this, however, is potentially valid to a degree…  While it might sound outlandish, many who experience arthritic pain or general physiological discomfort attribute it to the change in weather patterns. In other words, on days when it’s cold, rainy, or humid, for example, reports of pain increase dramatically.  The…

Back Pain: Prevention and Conservative Treatment Back pain is a fact of life for many people. Research shows that up to 80% of the population will experience back pain at some point during their lives. It is also one of the most common reasons for visits to the doctor’s office.1 Sometimes back pain is sharp and intense, caused by a wrong movement or an injury, and heals in a few days or weeks. Others experience back pain as a chronic…