Low back pain is an extremely common problem that most people will experience at least at some point in their life. The right adjustment can fix the problem, not just cover it up.

Chiropractic can help with all kinds of neck pain from simply sleeping wrong to whiplash. We have also worked on patients who have broken their neck’s in the past, and used chiropractic to help with leftover pain.

The shoulder is one of the most mobile joints in the body. Chiropractic can help maintain a full range of motion and proper function throughout that entire range.

The wrist has 8 carpal bones, 5 metacarpal bones on the distal side, and 2 long bones (radius and ulna) on the proximal side. That makes for a lot of joints, but the wrist functions around 3 main joints.

The ankle can be described as a saddle joint, or the talo-crural joint, where the tibia and fibula sit on top of the talus similar to the way a person would be sitting on a saddle. Any dysfunction or range of motion problems will quickly cause this joint to lose it’s mobility and will quickly begin to affect the function of the surrounding joints.

Stress can be caused by many different things and show up in many different ways, but is often accompanied by a physical symptom. These symptoms typically include tightness, tension, restricted ROM, and sometimes even pain and dysfunction. Chiropractic may not take away what is causing your stress, but it can help relieve the symptoms caused from that stress, which will inevitably reduce your stress levels.

Strains and sprains obviously disrupt our normal body function. The body is very adaptable and can compensate for injuries quite well. But over time, those imbalances lead to dysfunctional patterns and eventually to problems. Making sure the joints are moving and functioning correctly after a sprain or strain, new or old, is essential to a full recovery.

Adjustments for young children and babies can help with a number of symptoms such as constipation, babies with colic, sleeping problems, bowel and bladder dysfunctions, and better overall function and proper growth.

Pregnancy is one of the best times to be adjusted. The mothers body is going through rapid and extreme changes while the baby grows, and the internal pressure will often push on the nerves in the low back, hips, and ribs. An adjustment can help relieve some of the pressure and tension allowing both mama and baby to both feel better.