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Conditions We Treat

Athletic Injuries

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Athletic injuries are a wide spectrum of injuries which can happen to any area of the body depending on the sport. Some of the most common athletic injuries chiropractors see are shoulder injuries in the athlete who has to use their upper extremity in competition.  

Joint Pain

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Any joint in our body is able to cause pain. Although the joints in the neck and low back are the most common causes of pain, the joints in the hand, foot or any in between can become painful. Joints are between bones and allow them to move in a certain pattern.

Carpal Tunnel

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Carpal tunnel is the irritation of the median nerve which travels through the forearm to the hand. Patients often complain of tingling or weakness in the hand. The nerve is formed from spinal nerves which start in the neck and eventually unite to form the median nerve.

Sciatica

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Sciatica is the irritation of the sciatic nerve which starts in our spine and travels down our legs. Pain is often felt along the course of this nerve with a numbness or tingling sensation. Irritation of the nerve can be due to the various structures it has to pass through.

Back Pain

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Back pain is an unfortunate consequence to the rigors of our daily lives, or can be the result of a single traumatic event. Sitting or standing too long, improper bending and lifting, car accidents; are just a few of the things which cause us to have back pain.

Headaches

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Headaches can be one of the most debilitating conditions experienced. They can prevent us from doing our job, daily activities, and enjoying life. With numerous pain sensitive structures in the head and neck, headaches can have many causes.

Neck Pain

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Neck pain has become an epidemic in today’s society. Increasing stress levels and faulty posture from sitting in front of the computer and television or staring at our phones can cause the muscles and joints of the neck to become tight and painful.

Plantar Fasciitis

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Plantar fasciitis is inflammation of the thick connective tissue of the bottom of the foot. This tissue is called the plantar fascia and it connects the heel to the toes to help support the arch of the foot. This tissue can become overworked and eventually painful.

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