Common Conditions Treated

 Research suggests that chiropractic care, particularly spinal manipulation, can be an effective treatment for sciatica, potentially offering pain relief and improved function. Studies indicate that chiropractic adjustments can reduce pain, improve mobility, and even shorten the time it takes for patients to return to work. Furthermore, some research suggests chiropractic care may be a safer alternative to opioids for pain management in sciatica patients.  

 A neck adjustment works to improve the mobility of the spine and to restore range of motion; it can also increase movement of the adjoining muscles. Patients typically notice an improved ability to turn and tilt the head, and a reduction of pain, soreness and stiffness.  It is very common to have referred pain from the structures in the neck causing pain in the arm and sometimes nerve impingement 

 Chiropractic care can be a beneficial approach for managing and potentially alleviating headaches, particularly those related to spinal misalignments or muscle tension. Chiropractors use techniques like spinal adjustments and soft tissue therapy to address these issues, aiming to reduce nerve irritation and muscle tightness that can trigger headaches.  

 Chiropractic care can be an effective approach for managing and alleviating shoulder pain. Chiropractors utilize various techniques like adjustments, soft tissue therapies, and exercises to improve shoulder joint alignment, reduce inflammation, and restore proper function, ultimately leading to pain relief and improved range of motion.  

 Chiropractic care is a recognized approach for managing low back pain, utilizing non-surgical methods to address musculoskeletal and nervous system issues. It involves spinal manipulation and other manual therapies to relieve pain, improve mobility, and restore function, often as an alternative to medication or surgery.  

 Chiropractic care can be an effective approach for managing TMJ (temporomandibular joint) pain by addressing the underlying causes, such as misalignments in the jaw and surrounding areas, muscle tension, and posture. Chiropractors utilize various techniques, including adjustments, massage, and exercises, to restore proper function and reduce pain associated with TMJ disorders.  .