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Dr. Gregory Palkowski, DC

Chiropractor

Dr. Gregory Palkowski is a Chiropractor practicing in Dayton, OH. Dr. Palkowski specializes in preventing, diagnosing, and treating conditions associated with the neuromusculoskeletal system, while improving each patients functionality and quality of life. Conditions treated include sciatica, neck pain, and arthritis pain, among many others. Dr. Palkowski seeks to reduce pain and discomfort through manipulation and adjustment of the spine.
Dr. Gregory Palkowski, DC
  • Dayton, OH
  • Accepting new patients

What are the treatment options for a sports hernia?

The nature of that kind of condition would best to be a proper referral to another specialist. Most often surgery is the best option for correction of a sports hernia.

Can you treat scoliosis?

That depends upon the nature of the scoliosis condition. In either case, proper managment of a scolisos by a chiropractic physician is beneficial for relief of pain and other associated READ MORE
That depends upon the nature of the scoliosis condition. In either case, proper managment of a scolisos by a chiropractic physician is beneficial for relief of pain and other associated symptoms. Other courses of diagnosis include specific standing radiographs, to determine to source of the curvature and the ultimate treeament plan and procedures.

Can a chiropractor help a herniated disc?

depending upon the nature and location of the herniation, a chiropractic can provide a great degree of relief and correction for a herniation. Decompression therapy is a valuable READ MORE
depending upon the nature and location of the herniation, a chiropractic can provide a great degree of relief and correction for a herniation. Decompression therapy is a valuable asset in the DC's "toolbox" in addition to chiropractic adjustments and other physical therapeutics.

Is chiropractic safe for elderly?

Absolutely, our practices has a great number of Medicare eligible patients who not only get relief from their presenting complaints; pain, and stiffness, but also improved activities READ MORE
Absolutely, our practices has a great number of Medicare eligible patients who not only get relief from their presenting complaints; pain, and stiffness, but also improved activities of their daily living, better balance, mobility, sleep and improved internal body function

How do chiropractors adjust knees?

We utilize an adjusting instrument that is very specific and very fast in order to remobilize the joint, after determine the mechanical distortions that the presenting joint is READ MORE
We utilize an adjusting instrument that is very specific and very fast in order to remobilize the joint, after determine the mechanical distortions that the presenting joint is presenting for correction. Most often, the patella, the tibia and the fibula knee to be re-aligned.

Can a chiropractor fix a rolled ankle?

Yes, chiropractor can treat a rolled ankle. Most often, the ankle is injured by an inversion-type sprain. The treatment would best be directed toward re-establishing the proper READ MORE
Yes, chiropractor can treat a rolled ankle. Most often, the ankle is injured by an inversion-type sprain. The treatment would best be directed toward re-establishing the proper mechanics of the ankle misalignment, low level laser treatment to reduce the swelling and repair the damaged tissues and then Kinesio-taping to stabilize the supporting structures and improve lymphatic function.

Can a chiropractor help with my neck pain?

Neck pain, especially in the morning is often associated with OA (osteoarthritis of the spinal joints and degeneration of the spinal discs. If you notice crepitus (popping, clicking, READ MORE
Neck pain, especially in the morning is often associated with OA (osteoarthritis of the spinal joints and degeneration of the spinal discs. If you notice crepitus (popping, clicking, grinding noises or sensations in your head and neck with movement, you probably have developing OA in your neck. Or have you been sleeping on your stomach at night?

How should I sleep to relieve lower back pain?

Don't sleep on your stomach, rather sleep on your back or side (with a pillow between your knees. Also you need to identify the source of your back pain, old, poor mattress? Or READ MORE
Don't sleep on your stomach, rather sleep on your back or side (with a pillow between your knees. Also you need to identify the source of your back pain, old, poor mattress? Or is there an underlying cause for your probably; at that age, is there a recent injury? Have you tried sleeping with an ice pack under your back to start out the night with? Another possible cause, could be the the existence of an undiscovered scoliosis. Consult a conservative spinal specialist for a full evaluation.

What could be the cause of back pain after sleeping?

My first thought is the sleeping surface is old and no longer supportive of your spine. Second, is the mattress to soft for your body size and present weight. Thirdly, stomach READ MORE
My first thought is the sleeping surface is old and no longer supportive of your spine. Second, is the mattress to soft for your body size and present weight. Thirdly, stomach sleeping eventually results in neck and lower back problems, as sleeping on your back on on your side, with a pillow between your knees is better for your back.

Is it good to sleep with a pillow under your back?

If your mattress is old and no longer supports you properly; yes. But that's only a temporary fix to getting a new, more supportive mattress.