People come to our Summerlin office with a wide variety of symptoms, diagnoses and health concerns. In many cases, a person with a medical condition may also experience pain, stiffness, restricted movement, muscle tension, headaches, numbness or tingling, balance problems, postural changes, or other symptoms involving the spine and musculoskeletal system.
Chiropractic care does not treat every disease or replace appropriate medical diagnosis and treatment. Our role is to evaluate each patient individually, determine whether a spinal or musculoskeletal component may be contributing to their symptoms, and determine whether chiropractic care is appropriate.
Over the years, patients with many different health histories and diagnoses have sought chiropractic care in our office for associated symptoms and functional complaints. Every patient is different, and results vary.
Patients come to our office with a wide variety of symptoms, diagnoses and health histories. Having a condition listed below does not mean that chiropractic care treats or cures that condition. Many health conditions, however, can occur alongside pain, stiffness, headaches, muscle tension, restricted movement, numbness or tingling, balance complaints, postural changes, or other musculoskeletal symptoms.
Our role is to evaluate the individual patient and determine whether there is a spinal or musculoskeletal component that may be appropriate for chiropractic care. When a condition or symptom requires medical evaluation or treatment outside our scope, we recommend appropriate medical care or co-management.
We do not assume that every symptom comes from the spine, and we do not use a one-size-fits-all treatment plan. Your evaluation is designed to help determine what may be contributing to your symptoms and which type of care, if any, is appropriate.
Our approach may include upper cervical chiropractic principles, whole-spine evaluation, gentle low-force adjusting, ArthroStim, soft-tissue approaches, low-level laser therapy, and individualized posture or exercise recommendations when appropriate.
If you are wondering whether your symptoms may have a spinal or musculoskeletal component, we would be happy to talk with you and determine whether an evaluation at Spinal Care of Nevada is appropriate.
