Common Conditions Treated By Chiropractors

Pain and discomfort are not natural states of the human body. They’re expressions of dysfunction and signal that something is wrong. Chronic and sporadic pain isn’t just part of getting older or something you have to resign yourself to. Chiropractors, like Dr. Amonette and Dr. Marshall, use techniques and adjustments that can relieve or eliminate your pain. Get back to a natural state of feeling strong and healthy at Awesome Family Chiropractic.

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Common Dysfunctions of the Body

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Headaches & Migraines

Although chiropractic treatment for headaches and migraines may not be your first instinct when considering options, Awesome Family Chiropractic can help you find the cause of your symptoms and alleviate your pain.

Neck pain

If you’ve ever heard the phrase “a pain in the neck” you can imagine the discomfort literal neck pain can cause. This common condition affects the neck and shoulders, and can feel like anything from an ache to stiffness to a shock. The team at Awesome Family Chiropractic is well-versed in neck pain and can help you find relief.

Back Pain

From pressure to popping, stiffness to knots, the back with all it’s musculature and nerves can have a range of manifestations of pain. When the back is in a state of discomfort, it’s difficult to get anything done. So don’t deal with it. Let Awesome Family Chiropractic find a solution to your back pain.

carpal tunnel

When people hear the phrase “carpal tunnel” they often think of the pain, numbness or tingling that occurs when a major nerve, the median nerve, of the hand is squeezed or compressed. However, the carpal tunnel is a narrow passageway in the wrist that protects this nerve and the flexor tendons that bend the fingers and thumb. Carpel tunnel syndrome occurs when the tissues of the carpel tunnel swell, putting pressure on the median nerve.

Knee & Joint pain

A common complaint for patients of all ages, knee and joint pain can have a range of causes. From injuries including ruptured ligament or torn cartilage to medical conditions, like arthritis, gout and infections, pain in the knee is a sign that you need to see a doctor, get to the root of the cause, and explore the best treatment options for a full recovery.