Many things can cause neck and back pain, including poor posture, a misaligned spine, and strained muscles. No matter what's causing your symptoms, chiropractic care is an effective treatment for back and neck pain. At First Choice Integrated Health Care in Knoxville, we use a variety of techniques to help our patients manage pain.
When you see a chiropractor, we can customize your treatment so that it addresses your core symptoms. Chiropractors typically combine multiple techniques. Some of the most popular techniques used for back and neck pain treatment include:
Also referred to as chiropractic adjustment, spinal manipulation uses pressure to correct misalignments in the spine. These adjustments can relieve pain and improve the function of the spine and nervous system.
This treatment uses a specialized traction table to stretch the spine. The table is equipped with sensors and is monitored by the chiropractor. It's especially effective at treating slipped and bulging discs.
While some chiropractic techniques focus on the spine, this therapy focuses on soft tissue. It's a manual therapy that can relieve muscle tension and increase circulation, helping the body recover from injuries.
When chiropractors use this treatment method, we have the patient lie against a block or table while we apply targeted pressure to joints or spinal discs. It's more intense than spinal manipulations and may result in noise when a joint pops back into place.
This technique uses handheld instruments to treat soft tissue. These instruments are usually made from stainless steel. The technique can improve mobility and since it stimulates blood flow, it can also help people recover from injuries at a faster pace.
If you need neck or back pain treatment, chiropractic care will provide the results you're looking for. These techniques can relieve your pain while also addressing the issues that are causing your symptoms. Call First Choice Integrated Health Care today at (865) 577-1213 or reach us through our website by using our online contact form.