Suffering from neck pain? Want a permanent solution without drugs or surgery? Call us.
Your neck connects your head to your torso and is made up of seven vertebrae, along with many muscles and ligaments that help it move. Neck pain can happen if these parts get inflamed or irritated due to overuse, poor posture, bad lifting techniques, stress, or medical conditions like arthritis.
Symptoms of Neck Pain
Neck pain can be a minor annoyance or very painful. If you have any of these symptoms, you might need to see a chiropractor:
- Stiff neck
- Limited movement
- Sharp or stabbing pain
- Soreness or tenderness
- Headaches and migraines
- Fatigue
- Tingling or numbness in your arms, hands, or fingers
At Divine Healing Chiropractic, we help many people with neck pain. It’s common but shouldn’t be ignored. About 17% of adults have neck pain, which can come from sleeping in a bad position, poor posture, sports injuries, whiplash, or falls. In rare cases, it can be due to growth abnormalities, infections, or tumors.
Neck pain needs immediate medical attention and shouldn’t be taken lightly.
How Can Divine Healing Chiropractic Help with Neck Pain?
If you’re struggling with neck pain, a chiropractor might be the right solution. Instead of relying on medications, you can fix the root cause of the problem!
Dr. Mousavi uses a gentle, safe technique called chiropractic adjustment, along with mirror-image adjustments and special spine exercises, to realign your spine. This takes pressure off the nerves and reduces inflammation. By improving joint mobility and your nervous system function, you’ll notice less neck pain and better spinal health. Chiropractic care is a great alternative treatment without the risk of addiction or side effects.
Some benefits of chiropractic care for neck pain include:
- Reduced pain and discomfort
- Less inflammation
- Better range of motion
- Improved flexibility
- Increased activity and lifestyle
To see if your neck pain can be helped by our chiropractor, contact Divine Healing Chiropractic for a thorough exam and consultation. We may also recommend an x-ray or MRI to understand your condition better. Depending on the results, we might work with massage therapists, physical therapists, or other doctors to effectively manage your neck pain.