Our
Chiropractic Care
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Muscle
Range of Motion Therapy
Active – Patient assists by contracting affected muscle. Dr. Stewart will use specific techniques to help stretch and elongate the muscles.
Passive – Patient relaxes while Dr. Stewart moves affected joint through allowable range of motion. Specific techniques are used during the movement to relieve trigger point pain and relieve muscle tightness and spasms.
Advanced Stretching Techniques – Increased mobility helping alleviate stiff and sore muscles. Promotes joint health and well being. Techniques designed to work out the knots and stiffness in muscles.
Transcutaneous Electrical Nerve Stimulation
Light electrical impulses are applied to the skin of affected area. The strength of the electrical impulse is determined by the patient. The impulse will cause muscles to contract rapidly and fatiguing the affected muscle fibers. Fatigued muscles will relax and therefore help to reduce inflammation and relieve tight or spasmed muscles.
Ultrasound
Myofascial Release
Common Conditions
Neck, Middle, and Low Back Pain
Pinched Nerve Pain
Tendonitis
Elbow (epicondyle pain)
Muscle pain/spasm trigger points
Shoulder Pain
Sports Injuries
Herniated discs
Sciatica
Headaches/Migraine
Carpal Tunnel Syndrome
Musculoskeletal Disorders
Sprains / Strains
Repetitive Motion Disorders
Scoliosis
