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Showing posts with label Back Pain. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Back Pain. Show all posts

Monday, February 5, 2018

Alleviating Back Pain with Chiropractic Care

Back pain is something that many people suffer from in their life. It can stem from a vigorous workout, lifting something heavy, or as a result of sleeping in a wrong position. When the pain in your back is due to a strained muscle, it will usually heal on its own in a couple of days with rest. However, if your pain lingers or if it is a result of a spinal disc injury, the condition may be more troublesome. Spinal disc injuries are quite common and can be really painful. They can become thin or herniated due to things, like arthritis and other degenerative diseases and affect your overall spinal health. If this is the case, it means that it’s time to visit Renew Chiropractic.
Finding the exact source of your back pain can be difficult and symptoms include:
·         Cramping
·         Muscle spasm
·         Buttock pain
·         Stiffness
·         Back pain
·         Spine sensitivity to pressure and touch
·         Prolonged inactivity causes pain
·         Pain lasts longer and gets worse
Depending on the cause and severity of your back pain, Dr. Jason Jumper at Renew Chiropractic may recommend a spinal adjustment and spinal manipulation of your vertebrae to alleviate your symptoms. An adjustment refers to Dr. Jason Jumper applying manipulation with their hands to vertebrae that have abnormal movement patterns or fail to function normally. The objective of this treatment is to reduce the subluxation with the goals of increasing range of motion, reducing nerve irritability and improving overall function. As a result, this enables you to get back to living your life without having to rely on painkillers.
                                                                                                                   
If you are struggling with back pain, please give us a call to discuss your treatment options. To learn about services we provide at the office, visit www.renew-chiropractic.com for more information. To schedule an appointment with Dr. Jason Jumper at Renew Chiropractic in Lakewood, CO, call 720.493.5885.

Thursday, August 18, 2016

Electrical Stimulation Therapy

Relieving Pain Through Electrical Stimulation Therapy
Although chiropractors are known for "cracking backs," they do much more than that. Nowadays, there are so many new technologies, machines, and techniques that chiropractors can use to help relieve pain. One technique is electrical stimulation therapy. As the name implies, this therapy uses electrodes to stimulate the area of the body that is in pain. This therapy offers many benefits. Lakewood chiropractor Dr. Jason Jumper has nearly 20 years of experience in the chiropractic field and is skilled in various techniques, such as electrical stimulation therapy.

How Does Electrical Stimulation Therapy Work?
This therapy mimics muscle contractions, which helps muscles maintain strength and tone as the patient heals from his or her injury. This improves circulation and range of motion. Without electrical stimulation therapy, muscles tend to atrophy due to a lack of use.

What is Electrical Stimulation Therapy Good For?
  • Back pain
  • Sprains
  • Scoliosis
  • Sciatica
Types of Electrical Stimulation Therapy
  • Galvanic - Pulsed electrical current is placed on the painful tissues. It uses direct current to reduce swelling and distribute nutrients to the affected area.
  • Muscular - By reducing muscle spasms, muscles are strengthened. Electric impulses cause muscle contractions, which stimulate the skeletal muscle.
  • Transcutaneous - Transcutaneous electrical nerve stimulation (TENS) is ideal for alleviating chronic pain and healing wounds. The stimulation is typically done through a portable unit that the patient can use at home.
Try Electrical Stimulation Therapy for Your Pain
Lakewood chiropractor Dr. Jason Jumper uses various pain relief techniques, including electrical stimulation therapy. if you're having trouble managing your pain, make an appointment. Contact his office at (720) 493-5885 or visit www.renew-chiropractic.com