- CryotherapyStatistically, significant improvement was noted for 93% of the 28 patients studied in the Woodward study while under chiropractic care. In the research study chiropractic care consisted of spinal manipulation, PNF, and cryotherapy. Many of the patients were treated prior to the study with NSAIDS, soft colors, and physiotherapy.
- Chiropractic AdjustmentsThe first chiropractic adjustment was in 1895 when its founder D.D. Palmer adjusted his janitor that had gone deaf after falling and hitting his neck on something. He thought that if the force to his neck made him deaf, possibly a force put into the neck could restore it, and he was right!
- Spinal AdjustmentsAfter these factors have been considered, our chiropractors will perform specific spinal adjustments to reverse the body’s compensations and assist in the restoration process. If you have any questions regarding scoliosis or chiropractic care, please call Barton Chiropractic in Concord to schedule an appointment as soon as possible.
- Intersegmental Traction
- Stretching
- SubluxationHowever, many people develop arm and leg pain gradually over time and are relatively unaware of what may have caused it. When the patient is perplexed by what may have caused the pain, vertebral subluxations, arthritis, bursitis, tendinitis, and frozen shoulder become likely suspects. In addition to these sources of pain, switching or taking new medications such as antibiotics, birth control, and anxiety medications has been shown to contribute to development of arm and leg pain.
- Manipulation Therapy
- Spinal Decompression
- Pediatric ChiropracticThe ICPA (international chiropractic pediatric association) and Webster technique share the following regarding chiropractic care when pregnant...
- Flexion Distraction TherapyThe Gonstead Technique, Diversified Technique, Spinal Manipulation, The Thompson Drop-Table Technique, extremity sports adjusting, The Activator Method, Flexion Distraction, network, Sacro-occipital technique, and Spinal Decompression just to name a few.
- Chiropractic Neurology
- Applied Kinesiology
- Urgent Chiropractic Care
- Holistic Chiropractic Care
- Orthogonal Chiropractic
- Chiropractic Injury Treatment
- Disc Herniation TreatmentOne of the most common and painful causes of back pain in Concord is a disc bulge or herniation. It is important to recognize that not all disc bulges or herniations result in pain. It has been found through MRI studies of numerous patients that as much as 37% of the American population has a disc bulge or herniation and the vast majority of them are experiencing no pain or other related symptoms. Unfortunately, the people who are experiencing pain often describe it as severe and intense. The type of pain that is experienced due to a disc herniation depends on the type and position of the herniation. If the damaged disc is irritating a surrounding nerve, shooting pain and weakness into the legs may develop. The discomfort is often described as stabbing and lightning-like. To understand how a disc herniation develops, it is best to think of the disc as a jelly doughnut. If the outer edges of the doughnut (disc) are damaged over time, most typically from wear and tear, the jelly in the middle of the disc can escape causing damage to surrounding structures. Once this process has completed it is often very difficult to reverse. However, chiropractic care has been shown to prevent the advancement of the herniation and provide relief from the associated pain.