Chiropractic Care Rock Hill, SC | Kimble Chiropractic Center
Have you been told you’re suffering from tennis elbow? Runner’s knee? What about carpal tunnel syndrome or a frozen shoulder? If so, you’re not alone because awareness of these joint function problems is increasing. Here’s what else, though, is important to know: for proper joint function to take place, proper motion is essential.
If you need extremity pain treatment for the types of conditions described above, contact us online for chiropractic adjustments for your extremity pain. Or call 803-327-6155 today.
When joint function is impaired, you experience reduced range of motion, limiting your ability to move without pain. Inflammation is involved, calcium builds up and scar tissue forms. There are multiple causes, including (but not limited to):
Here’s the bottom line: if your joints lose their normal position and/or motion, you typically experience pain.
Traditionally, your elbow or knee – or other painful joint – might be splinted to reduce movement. You might begin to take muscle relaxers and pain medications, receive steroid injections, and perhaps even have surgery.
But, did you know that impaired function of your body’s extremity joints can often be helped with chiropractic care? This common-sense approach called joint mobilization can address pain and mobility issues in elbows, wrists and more, just like it’s used to care for the spine. When normal range of motion is restored to joints that were injured, jammed or locked up, this seems to speed the healing process by improving blood circulation and reducing scar tissue.
We focus on the underlying causes of your extremity joint pain, whether chronic or acute, just as we have been doing since 1959. At Kimble Chiropractic Center, we provide gentle care using state-of-the-art diagnostic equipment, not through prescription drugs. We explain what we’re doing in plain English and answer whatever questions you have. Many of our longtime patients continue to see us for wellness care because they understand that chiropractic care will keep them feeling great.
So, we invite you to contact our chiropractic care center for your extremity pain. Or call 803-327-6155 today.