Chiropractor for All Pain – Here is How to Overcome

An untense neck can be a sign of trouble. However, it is important to note that pain and discomfort often subside within a few days, depending on the root cause.

We’d love to help you if neck pain is part of your daily life.

1. It’s a good idea for neck pain to be treated by a medical professional if it persists beyond a few days. To rule out any serious injuries, it is important to have your accident victim evaluated.
2. If you wake up with neck pain that doesn’t seem to improve over time, it may be due to poor sleep posture or teeth grinding. You may feel pain in your neck or shoulders from nighttime jaw clenching.
3. Are you reaching for over-the-counter pain medications to relieve neck pain? We can help you identify the root cause and stop the cycle of medication dependency.
4. Turn your attention to the left and then to the side. Are you feeling a sharp pain while making these movements? If so, get evaluated.
5. Do you notice that your neck pain can spread to other areas of your body? Sometimes, pain in the neck can spread to other parts of your body.
6. It can lead to new levels of stress and emotional distress when daily tasks become difficult because of the pain. It is always a good idea to seek help immediately before the problem becomes more severe.

We can help you with any chronic condition, such as neck pain. Call us today to schedule a visit.

Did you know that your shoulder is one the most complicated and largest joints in the body?

Although sudden shoulder pain is usually caused by injury or trauma, there are other factors that can cause tension and mobility problems.

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These are some of the most frequent issues that we see in our practice.

1. Rotator cuff injuries are not always caused by sudden trauma. Rotator cuff tears can occur over time due to wear and tear. These tend to occur in the dominant hand and become more common with age.

2. Bursitis is a condition where your soft tissues rub against your bones. Sometimes, too much friction can cause bursitis, which eventually leads to pain and inflammation.

3. Arthritis can affect any joint of the body. If a person feels pain in their shoulder without any injury, this could be osteoarthritis or even rheumatoid.

4. Frozen shoulder. Also known by adhesive capsulitis. This is when the tissue around the shoulder becomes tighter, restricting movement and making it difficult to function.

5. Problems with the spine. Your shoulder pain may not be due to a problem in your shoulder. Misaligned spine bones and herniated discs can cause pain in the shoulders, arms, hands and shoulder.

Our practice often helps patients with shoulder pain with gentle, natural adjustments. Contact us today to learn more about chiropractic care.