Conditions We treat
Musculoskeletal and nerve-related conditions can present with a wide range of symptoms, and every condition needs to be evaluated by a qualified health professional. The information provided within these pages is intended for educational purposes only and should not be considered medical advice or a diagnosis.
Chiropractic treatment is not appropriate for every patient or condition. Occasionally, serious medical conditions may overlap with or mimic conditions typically treated in a chiropractic office. While chiropractors routinely treat patients with complaints of back/neck pain associated with numbness, tingling, pain, or weakness in extremities, certain symptoms require immediate medical attention.
- Loss of bowel or bladder control
- Progressive numbness or weakness
- Difficulty walking (not due to pain)
- Fever or chills with back or neck pain
Additional caution is also warranted with :
- Unexplained weight loss
- Severe, unrelenting pain
- History of cancer with a new pain
If any of these symptoms are present, contact urgent care or your medical provider before scheduling chiropractic treatment.
Conditions We Evaluate
- Shoulder Pain
- Carpal Tunnel Syndrome
- Hip Pain
- Knee Pain
- Ankle Pain
- Plantar Fasciitis
- Sports Injuries
- Pregnancy-Related Pain
How we approach examination and treatment
Each condition is evaluated based on your history, symptoms, physical examination, and functional limitations. If additional information is needed, imaging studies and laboratory testing may be ordered to accurately diagnose your condition. Treatment recommendations are based on examination findings and individual patient needs rather than a predetermined treatment protocol.
Treatment plans are focused on restoring motion, improving function, reducing inflammation, and relieving pressure on irritated joints and nerves. Depending on your diagnosis, treatment may involve a singular treatment method, or a combination of chiropractic adjustments, soft tissue therapies, rehabilitation exercises, activity modification, and patient education.
Chiropractic care is often provided in coordination with other healthcare professionals when appropriate. Some patients benefit from co-management with their primary care physician, physical therapist, orthopedic specialist, or other providers. When examination findings indicate that chiropractic treatment is not the most appropriate course of care, patients are referred for further evaluation and management.
If you’re experiencing any of the conditions listed above, we’re here to help. Contact us today to schedule an evaluation.