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Welcome to Sigafoose Chiropractic Center and thank you for visiting our web site. It is our hope that the following pages can be of assistance to you in some way. Whether you are a current or future chiropractic patient, the following pages are designed to empower you to reach your personal and professional goals.

We offer the information contained on this chiropractic website to everyone seeking knowledge on the wonders of good health through chiropractic. Our office recognizes the hazard that Vertebral Subluxation causes in your quality of life. We believe everyone deserves a healthy life, free of vertebral subluxation.

Please take advantage of all the information provided and contact us personally if we can offer specific information suited to your healthcare needs. Remember, we are here because CHIROPRACTIC WORKS!

Health Articles

Child Suffering with Encopresis Helped by Chiropractic

The 2025 third quarter issue of the Asian Pacific Chiropractic Journal published a case study documenting the immediate resolution of encopresis in a child after the child started chiropractic care. . . .

Chiropractic Helps Menstrual Problems – A Case Study

Many women think of their menstrual cycle as simply a monthly inconvenience, but it can actually serve as an important indicator of overall health. Irregular periods, painful cramping, and low back pain are surprisingly common concerns that can interfere with work, school, family activities, and quality . . .

Chiropractic Care Helps Facilitate Vaginal Birth After Previous Caesareans

Many women who have delivered a baby by Caesarean section wonder whether they can safely have a vaginal birth in a future pregnancy. This option is commonly known as a vaginal birth after Caesarean, or VBAC. In recent years, VBAC has received growing attention because repeat Caesarean surgeries can increase . . .

Chiropractic Care Helps US Active-Duty Military Personnel

Low back pain is one of the most common physical complaints among active-duty military personnel. Long hours of training, heavy equipment, repetitive movement, and the physical demands of military life can place tremendous stress on the spine and supporting muscles. A study published on April 7, 2026, . . .