Vertebral Subluxation Complex (VSC)

The human spine is made up of vertebras. When one of these vertebrae become misaligned or out of place, pressure is placed on the nerves, blood vessels, and other surrounding structures. This is referred to as the Vertebral Subluxation Complex (VSC). Dr. Pete Lazarnick (Dr. Pete) can evaluate and treat VSC through a repositioning of the vertebra back into place.


 


There are many different causes of VSC. A minor slip or bump can cause misalignment, along with more serious trauma like a car accident. It is best to seek medical treatment as soon as you experience back pain after an injury. VSC disrupts the nerve pathways in the spine, interrupting necessary messages to and from the brain. Over time, the spine and disc will begin to degenerate.


 


Spinal degeneration is very serious and can be difficult to treat. As the spine degenerates, the muscles, nerves, and bones adapt to the new shape. The longer left untreated, the more the body adjusts and the harder it is to adjust back to normal.


 


VSC can be diagnosed through five different criteria: spinal kinesiopathology (movement of the bones), neuropathophysiology (nerve dysfunction), myopathology (muscle change), histopathology (tissue damage), pathophysiology (abnormal growth).


 


If you experience an injury that results in back pain, don’t wait to contact Dr. Pete Lazarnick (Dr. Pete). Our office is located in Carrollton, GA. To schedule an appointment, visit our website or call 770-832-2226.


 

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