Sinus Problems Linked to Chronic Fatigue Syndrome

Chronic fatigue was linked to sinus issues by a group of doctors at Georgetown University. Although these two conditions do not appear to be related, the findings of these researchers may help explain what the underlying cause is of both of these conditions and lead to an alternative method of care.

The Root Cause of Chronic Fatigue Syndrome

It is not uncommon to see chronic pain and exhaustion go hand in hand. However, when one throws sinus problems into the equation, it becomes a new thought for many people. The above-mentioned study suggests why these conditions are frequently seen together. It is possible that the link is a misalignment in the bones of the upper neck. This area of the neck is the communication highway between the body and brain. Many systems of the body rely on this such as the neurological, structural, and vascular systems.

If a misalignment is located in this sensitive area, stress and pressure may be placed on the brainstem and on the spinal cord. Supporting structures and connective tissue can begin to wear away little by little. The nerves and vessels begin to be stressed and malfunction, wreaking havoc on the entire body.
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Where to Find Help for Chronic Fatigue Syndrome in West Des Moines

Since both of these conditions originate in the neck, the first step is to seek the care of an upper cervical chiropractor. At Precision Chiropractic West, we will thoroughly examine the neck using specialized x-rays and other modern diagnostic techniques to help us determine where the problem lies. Then we use a gentle method that helps the bones to realign properly, thereby restoring communication and helping to relieve any stress or pressure on the spine and nerves. Once this is accomplished, some have reported seeing their sinus problems and their chronic fatigue lessen in intensity or even go away completely.

To schedule a complimentary consultation with Dr. Laurel Griffin call 515-224-1093