Dr. Max Sauer earned his Doctor of Chiropractic degree from Logan College of Chiropractic, graduating with honors. He later returned to Logan to teach classes in chiropractic adjusting and clinical evaluation.
Proud to have provided chiropractic care to active duty military personnel at Scott Air Force Base in Illinois, he subsequently opened his own private practice in the area to serve the broader community's chiropractic needs.
Believing in mastering a variety of chiropractic techniques to accommodate the specific needs of each patient, he utilizes both manual and instrument-assisted adjusting techniques, as well as myofascial release techniques to treat soft tissues like muscles and tendons.
Outside of work, he enjoys working out and golfing. You may also find him with his wife, Heather, at the pool, the movie theater, or at the dog park with their boxer dog, Sunee.
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Used to describe pain, swelling, or stiffness in the joints, and is related to osteoarthritis and rheumatoid arthritis.
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Term used for pain felt in the head, upper neck, face, and eyes that range in severity from mild to severe or debilitating.
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Movement, sensitivity, and pain occurs when one or more of the 31 complex nerve pairs disrupt signals to the brain.
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Specific causes are largely unknown but it’s thought to be the result of abnormal brain activity which affects nerve signals.
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The neck connects the central nervous system to the torso and is supported by muscles, when strained or injured, cause pain.
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Tingling sensations in lower extremities are caused by the sciatic nerve being compressed, pinched, damaged, or blocked.
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Still being researched, 20% of cases are caused by vertebrae malformation, muscular diseases, or by degenerative conditions.
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Pain can suddenly appear or develop over time due to injury, overuse, overexertion, or from underlying conditions.
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