Arthritis  

Did you know that Chiropractors have expertise in treating spine, muscle and joint conditions?

Have you been told you have Osteoarthritis? Degeneration in your joints or spine?

Do you experience symptoms like pain and stiffness in your joints in the morning or with activity?

Chiropractors have many tools to treat many types of arthritis and degenerative changes to your spine, shoulders, knees, hips, ankles and all other joints.  The main reason for the pain is inflammation in your joints, not the degenerative changes.  Chiropractors are able to help lower this inflammation and therefore your overall pain levels will decrease while stimulating a healing pattern, compared to a pain pattern.  As chiropractors, we can be an essential part of your health care team to provide not only pain relief, but also helpful tips to manage symptoms associated.

McLauchlin Wellness Clinic has many treatment options!

• Class IV laser treatments at our office is the most advanced laser treatment on the market and is an excellent method to decrease pain and improve movement. It is a vey powerful, yet comfortable treatment that have made significant improvements with many patients.
• Acupuncture is another great treatment available at our office.
• Decompression therapy (traction) for low back and neck pain is available at our office and is another proven treatment to improve spine pain.
• Various soft-tissue techniques available at our office help break down scar tissue and improve pain free range of motion
• Manipulation and Mobilization of various joints of the body and spine is a great method to restore pain-free range of motion and decrease overall pain levels
• Education on the conditions
• Educating on chronic pain
• Exercise and activity
• Helping to manage other lifestyle factors
• Weight loss

We would love to help you!

Book a consultation with us today!

110 Talbot Street West

Blenheim, Ontario

519-676-3311

References:

OCA Webinar Arthritis

National Clinical Guideline Centre. (2014). Osteoarthritis Care and Management in Adults: Clinical Guideline CG177. National Institute for Health and Care Excellence. Available from: https://www.nice.org.uk/guidance/cg177