Common Injuries
From sprained ankles to neck strains and everything in between, chiropractors have experience diagnosing and treating injuries that happen while playing sports, working, driving or engaging in other everyday activities. We can help you with pain, discomfort or difficulty moving no matter what your activity level is. There is no injury too small for us to assess—we want to help keep you active and pain-free! Here are some the injuries we often see:
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Car Accident
Category: Common Injuries
After a car accident, spine and muscle injuries may be felt immediately or not for weeks. Chiropractic care can help relieve pain and lower the risk of long-term complications.
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Introduction to Common Injuries
Category: Common Injuries
Almost everyone has been injured at some point. After an injury, chiropractic treatment can help relieve pain and restore movement—without drugs or surgery.
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Repetitive Stress Injuries
Category: Common Injuries
Repetitive stress injuries like carpal tunnel syndrome and tendonitis can interfere with daily life. Chiropractors can treat these injuries and help prevent them.
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Rotator Cuff Injuries
Category: Common Injuries
When there is injury or inflammation of the rotator cuff—the muscles and tendons that stabilize the shoulder—it can cause pain and limited movement. Chiropractic care may be able to help ease the pain and prevent further degeneration of the shoulder joint.
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Sports Injuries
Category: Common Injuries
Over 8 million Americans per year suffer sports injuries. Chiropractic care can get you back in the game—and help prevent future injuries.
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Whiplash
Category: Common Injuries
Around 1 million whiplash injuries occur in the U.S every year, and they can cause severe pain that can disrupt even the smallest daily activities for an extended time. Chiropractic care can help.
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Workplace Injuries
Category: Common Injuries
With workplace injuries occurring at the rate of 1 every 7 seconds, chiropractic helps millions of people get back to work each year—and it can help with prevention of injury as well.
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