Shoulder Pain
Chiropractic Care for Conservative Shoulder Pain Treatment
Chiropractic care makes a natural first line of treatment for shoulder pain. Our chiropractor can examine your shoulder via X-rays and other techniques to observe problems ranging from osteoarthritis or mild joint alignment errors to an acute dislocation. We can also check your neck to see whether you’re actually experiencing referred cervical nerve pain. We can then provide safe, conservative shoulder pain treatment by making the necessary chiropractic adjustments to normalize joint position and relieve pinched nerve tissue.
Shoulder Pain Treatment Provided by Weiss Chiropractic PC
The shoulder is one of those incredibly versatile and hard-working joints that you don’t normally pay much attention to — until something goes wrong with it. Once you develop chronic pain or a disabling injury in one or both shoulders, however, you suddenly realize just how limited your quality of life has become. Even so, you may not get the relief you need from simple painkillers, while the prospect of shoulder surgery seems awfully extreme to you (and rightly so). If you’d rather pursue drug-free, non-invasive shoulder pain treatment in Ogallala, NE, Weiss Chiropractic PC can help you achieve that elusive relief and help you optimize your shoulder function.
Causes And Symptoms
The human shoulder joint features a ball-and-socket arrangement that allows you to raise, lower, and rotate your arm in a variety of directions. But there’s more to this complex joint than the ways the arm bone, shoulder blade, and collarbone come together. Making your shoulder move requires a set of four muscles known as the rotator cuff. These muscles are attached to the shoulder bones by tendons, which are cushioned by anti-friction sacs called bursae. The bone ends are lined with cartilage to keep them from rubbing together. As you might suspect, these many parts offer many opportunities for damage or dysfunction to occur — with shoulder pain as the result.
Overuse injuries
Sports activities aren't the only path to chronic shoulder pain. Work activities, musical instrument playing, painting, or any other activities that overwork the shoulder can cause chronic tendonitis, muscle strain, and other kinds of inflammatory pain.
Sports injuries
A violent tackle or other sports impact can dislocate the arm bone from the shoulder socket, which causes sudden, agonizing pain. Tearing of the rotator cuff muscles or tendons can also make even the slightest shoulder motion unthinkable. Many athletes also develop chronic inflammation of the shoulder muscles, bursae, or tendons due to repetitive motions such as countless tennis serves, golf swings or baseball pitches.
Degenerative joint ailments
Degeneration of the shoulder joint can make your shoulder achy and stiff. The best-known example is osteoarthritis, in which the joint's protective cartilage thins out and disintegrates.
Auto accident injuries
Auto accidents can cause acute shoulder injuries. If you slam your shoulder into part of the cabin, for instance, you can dislocate your shoulder. Violent twisting motions beneath your safety harness can tear shoulder tissues.
Referred shoulder pain
Sometimes shoulder pain doesn't actually mean shoulder damage. If a nerve root in your cervical spine is pinched, it may relay pain to the nerves that pass through the shoulder.
Frequently Asked Questions
Putting the patient first is always our top priority. We strive to help you live a better, healthier life.
Chiropractic care is generally considered safe when performed by a licensed and experienced chiropractor. At Vosti Chiropractic and Acupuncture, our team of chiropractors has undergone extensive training and adheres to the highest standards of safety and professionalism.
Chiropractic adjustments are typically painless. You may experience mild soreness or discomfort after the initial adjustments, which is a normal response as your body adapts to the changes. Our chiropractors use gentle techniques to ensure your comfort throughout the treatment process.
The duration of a chiropractic treatment session varies depending on the complexity of your condition and the treatment techniques involved. Generally, sessions can range from 15 minutes to 1 hour. Your chiropractor will discuss the estimated duration with you during your consultation.
The number of chiropractic sessions needed will vary depending on the nature and severity of your condition. Our chiropractors will assess your progress during each visit and adjust the treatment plan accordingly. Some patients experience significant improvement after just a few sessions, while others may require more ongoing care.
In most cases, a referral is not necessary to see a chiropractor. Chiropractors are primary healthcare providers and can evaluate, diagnose, and treat patients independently. However, certain insurance providers may require a referral for coverage purposes. It’s best to check with your insurance provider or contact our office for more information.
Talk to Our Shoulder Pain Doctor in Ogallala
Weiss Chiropractic PC is your choice for shoulder pain treatment if you want to feel better and/or heal faster without surgery or medication. Call (308) 882-8020 today to schedule an appointment with our shoulder pain doctor in Ogallala.
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- 113 W 3rd St, Ogallala, NE 69153, United States
Contact
- (308) 882-8020
- weisschiropractic01@gmail.com