Joint Pain

Joint pain can be pain or inflammation from any part of a joint, including cartilage, bone, ligaments, tendons, or muscles. A chiropractor will maximise your body’s ability to operate pain-free by increasing their mobility and ability to function.

Joints are the areas of cartilage that connect your bones. You have joints in your hips, knees, elbows, ankles, wrists, and shoulders. Joint pain can develop with aging, wear and tear, and overuse of the joints. Some common conditions that cause joint pain include bursitis, tendinitis, arthritis, and more.
Chiropractors are experts at diagnosing the root cause of joint pain and identifying the right treatment to alleviate it. The goal of chiropractic care is to gently relieve pain and get the body back to full functionality. Given that we use our joints in almost every activity that we engage in, as well as treating your existing pain, we will assist with strengthening exercises or lifestyle advice to help you minimise further aggravation of the injury.

How Can A Chiropractor Help Me With Joint Pain?

We treat any of the following problems and symptoms:
> Hip joint pain
> Sacroiliac joint pain
> Shoulder joint pain
> Sacral joint pain
> Multiple joint pain
> Chronic joint pain

Can Sacroiliac Joint Pain Be Cured?

Sacroiliac joint pain (also known as SI joint pain) is common condition related by chiropractors. We will advise on specific sacroiliac joint pain exercises to alleviate the pain and then put together a personalised treatment plan which lets your body get back to its best possible state

Joint Pain Treatment

Treatment will vary depending on the cause of your pain. Chiropractors have many methods available, including:

> Chiropractic Adjustments

> DaBaoZha Adjustment
> Percussion Therapy
> Muscle release techniques
> Trigger point therapy (which is a technique for getting a frozen muscle to release itself)

> Identification of related injuries or inflammation

> Advice for avoiding future problems

> Long and short term treatment plans

A chiropractor will also include advice and guidance on lifestyle changes and will incorporate strengthening exercises and stretching into your treatment sessions.