Looking for a chiropractor in Mount Pleasant, SC?
We take great pride in providing the finest chiropractic care to each and every patient.
How Do Chiropractics Partner With You To Keep You Healthy?
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When should you seek chiropractic care?
If you have been suffering from pain of any kind, we are a great place to begin your journey to recovery.
At our clinic, every patient receives a thorough examination to determine the root cause of their pain. We can help patients identify and manage a wide range of symptoms thanks to our comprehensive review process. Many people come in with injuries sustained while working out, playing sports, or as a result of a car accident. Additionally, we are experts in treating pain that stems from less obvious sources such as postural disorders, poor workplace ergonomics, and others.
Each case is different. Each person who seeks treatment at our clinic is given a unique treatment plan aimed at maximizing their recovery and allowing them to return to their favourite activities. Treatment plans are created by utilizing a combination of the following tools: soft tissue treatment, specific injury-related rehab exercises, chiropractic adjustment, and/or our Class IV cold laser treatment.
What is a chiropractic adjustment and how does it help?
A chiropractic adjustment (aka manipulation or mobilization) is the most effective tool in addressing restricted joints.
Often a chiropractic adjustment is thought to just treat back pain, but it can be applied to any joint in the body. Improper joint movement will interfere with the overall movement quality of the body and can lead to pain and/or tissue damage.
Chiropractic adjustments safely and effectively restore motion to restricted joints and normalize the movement of the body as a whole.
Adjusting involves placing the body into a safe position to encourage the desired movement and applying a quick, specific force into the joint. Chiropractic adjustments are very effective at alleviating pain and improving athletic performance.
Are you struggling with chronic or nagging pain?
We've had success treating people who are suffering with the following conditions:
- Back Pain
- Neck Pain
- Auto Accident Victims
- Headaches and Migraines
- Whiplash
- Hip Pain
- Ankle Pain
- Tendinitis
- Shin Splints
- Neck or Back pain with radiating symptoms
- Sciatica
- Postural Pain
Discover The Power Of Corrective Exercises
Correcting any major muscle imbalances before beginning your rehabilitative exercise program is vital.
Muscle imbalances prevent your joints from aligning and functioning properly. The poor joint function will disrupt your ability to move — putting you at greater risk for injury, chronic muscle pain, and joint pain.
That’s why at, we first look at how your body functions as a whole before prescribing rehabilitation exercises. Movement is a coordinated effort involving your brain, spinal cord, and muscles.
Our assessment tools measure conditions such as poor posture, lack of flexibility, joint dysfunction, decreased strength, endurance, stability, balance, or faulty movement patterns. Based on the examination’s findings, we will design a corrective exercise routine tailored to your exact needs. And once your body is balanced and more stable, a total fitness program can be designed to keep you performing properly.
We Also Do Soft-Tissue Therapy To Reduce Pain, Improve Movement and Speed Up Healing
Soft-tissue therapies are treatment protocols designed to treat conditions dealing with muscles, tendons, fascia, ligaments, and other connective tissues.
When muscles, or other tissues, are overstressed or injured, our bodies use scar tissue as a patch repair. This is a natural part of the healing process, however, if the cause of the injury is not alleviated properly the muscle will accumulate too much scar tissue and then becomes a problem.
Soft-tissue therapies work out the scar tissue and help the muscle heal normally with long-lasting results. Numerous soft-tissue therapy techniques are employed at our clinic including: massage therapy, myofascial release, Graston technique, Active Release Technique, and trigger point therapy.