Thigpen Chiropractic

02/03/2026

Ever feel like your neck is trying to tell you something before a migraine hits? 🤯

New research shows that neck pain isn’t just a side effect; it’s a major part of the migraine experience. Because your neck and head share similar wiring, stiffness in your spine can actually trigger or intensify headaches.

If your neck and head are constantly teaming up against you, let’s find out why! 👀

Check out this infographic for more info on migraines. https://bit.ly/3PZHQwy



Source: Rosa MD, et al. Brazilian Journal of Physical Therapy. March 2026

02/03/2026

02/01/2026

We just received another great review on Google:

01/31/2026

The Foot Isn’t the Whole Story

01/29/2026

Do your hips feel tight when you sit, stand, or move? 🪑

Long periods of sitting can cause hip muscles to become stiff, making movement feel more difficult. Gentle stretching, mobility exercises, and hands-on care can help alleviate discomfort, which is our primary focus in our office.

If your hips need more freedom, we’re here to help. Call us today to schedule your visit! 🗓️

01/28/2026

One Underlying Cause of Plantar Fasciitis

Foot pain can feel like a foot problem… but sometimes it’s a movement problem.

If your hips and pelvis aren’t stabilizing well, your feet may be forced to compensate—especially during running, hills, and long walks.

01/27/2026

Pregnancy and nursing can bring aches and pains, but not every pain relief option is safe.

Gentle chiropractic adjustments, prenatal-safe stretches, and low-impact exercises can help relieve back, hip, and neck discomfort safely. 🧘‍♀️

These approaches support proper alignment and mobility without relying on medications that may affect you or your baby. Always consult with your healthcare provider before starting any new treatments.

We’re here to help moms feel their best through every stage! Check out this infographic for more. https://bit.ly/48YHMrc

01/23/2026

Nerve Pain Doesn’t Always Mean Damage

01/22/2026

Too much light at night can actually cause issues for your heart.💡❤️

A study of nearly 90,000 adults found that people who slept in the brightest bedrooms had higher risks of heart disease, heart attacks, and stroke, even when lifestyle and genetics were taken into account.

Keeping your bedroom dim or fully dark at night is a simple habit that may support long-term heart health, particularly after the age of 40. 🌙😴

Small changes can make a big difference.



Source: Windred DP, et al. JAMA Network Open. October 2025.