Shoulder Pain Relief

Shoulder pain is a common complaint that affects many different age groups. Regardless of the activity, your shoulder is essential for nearly every arm motion. Typically, the common causes of shoulder pain fall into one of three categories:

• Traumatic Injury
• Mechanical Issues
• Arthritic Conditions

Traumatic injuries may include ligament tears, tendonitis, bursitis. labrum tears and fractures. Mechanical problems include dislocations. rotator cuff tears, loose bodies and problems in the neck or other nearby joints. Arthritic conditions can be osteoarthritis. rheumatoid arthritis. psoriatic arthritis or gout. Shoulder pain can be debilitating but at Big Mountain Chiropractic we believe there is a better way. With proper treatment you can reduce your shoulder pain and get back to living the active life you want.

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Typical Symptom of Shoulder and Rotator Cuff Injury

• Stiffness and/or swelling
• Pain when raising or lowering arm
• Pain that wakes you from sleep
• A loss of mobility and strength
• Clicking or popping with movement

Treatment

Big Mountain Chiropractic employs a non-invasive treatment protocol that achieves quick and proven results through a multi-faceted approach. We utilize specific chiropractic adjustment to relieve the biomechanical stress on the shoulder joints along with other affected joints such as the cervical spine, thoracic spine, elbows and wrists as necessary. We also employ cutting edge technologies to address the underlying issues that contribute to shoulder pain. These therapies work to speed the healing process by rehabilitating the damaged tissues that cause dysfunction. Protocols administered in the office are used in conjunction with at home treatments to help aid in the most effective recovery. Specifically designed nutrition program is also used to decrease inflammation and promote improved blood and oxygen flow to restore optimal healing. Combined, this treatment protocol has offered hope to countless patients in our office giving them freedom of movement and ending their suffering.