Older folks with chronic low back pain may choose to move more slowly or not move at all. That’s just not good. Most Williamson older adults want to be independent, so Apple Country Chiropractic offers gentle chiropractic care and easy balance exercises to keep moving.
In Williamson Apple Country Chiropractic relieves neck pain with a combination of safe, gentle spinal manipulation and home exercise. A new report shows that, together, these approaches are reported to relieve neck pain better than medication.
Williamson chiropractic and exercise go together, and chronic lower back pain really responds well!
Williamson chronic lower back pain relief demands relief. New research shows that yoga is a good option. Add chiropractic, and you have a winning combination for relief!
Combining Williamson chiropractic with tai chi may give you that extra boost of back pain relief you are wanting. Check with Apple Country Chiropractic to see if it may be yours!
Apple Country Chiropractic loves this new information: Exercise decreases pain receptors for up to 90 minutes after exercising. Awesome! Our Williamson chiropractic treatment helps in clinic, and your exercise helps at home. What a team we make!
Osteoarthritis in a knee may slow you down around Williamson, but it doesn’t have to stop you! Apple Country Chiropractic shares a few tips to keep your knee(s) happy!
Leg pain due to a lower back disc herniation (sciatica) or due to a lack of blood supply (intermittent claudication) cramps your Williamson lifestyle. Don’t let it! Apple Country Chiropractic’s chiropractic treatment and exercise plan may help you.
Get up! No more marathon computer sessions. You don't want chronic lower back pain or neck/shoulder pain. Apple Country Chiropractic wants you to move. Get out and enjoy Williamson to keep your BMI low, your physical activity high, and avoid chronic pain.
New research shows 80% improvement in pain and function of the erector spinae with chiropractic flexion distraction. Williamson patients of Apple Country Chiropractic will agree! But they also actively exercise those back muscles, too.