Migraines affect millions worldwide, causing intense headaches and a range of neurological symptoms. Despite their prevalence, the exact mechanisms behind migraines remain complex and not fully understood. Research by McDonald (1996) offers a critical look at migraine pathophysiology, highlighting how spinal dysfunction might interact with vascular and neurological processes. This connection is especially relevant for healthcare providers, including chiropractors, who seek to

Disc herniation is a common spinal disorder that causes pain, numbness, and limited mobility. Managing this condition effectively requires a clear understanding of both the biomechanical and neurological factors involved. Chiropractic care offers conservative treatment options that focus on relieving symptoms and improving function without surgery. This article reviews current concepts in managing disc herniation, highlighting practical strategies that chiropractors can use t