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Dr. Bradley Macgregor Thomas, MD
Orthopedist
Dr. Bradley Thomas is dual Board Certified in Orthopedic Surgery and Orthopedic Sports Medicine. He treats athletes of all ages and sports disciplines. In college Dr Thomas was a All American swimmer and played water polo at UCSD. In his free time Dr Thomas enjoys surfing and competes in prone Paddleboard competitions.
29 years
Experience
Dr. Bradley Macgregor Thomas, MD
- Manhattan Beach, CA
- Univ of Southern Ca Sch of Med, Los Angeles Ca
- Accepting new patients
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Is chiropractic adjustment good for shoulder pain?
Chiropractic care can be a great alternative treatment for shoulder pain especially when cervical spine trouble is the source. Cervical problems often refer pain to the shoulder READ MORE
Chiropractic care can be a great alternative treatment for shoulder pain especially when cervical spine trouble is the source. Cervical problems often refer pain to the shoulder blade and over the shoulder and down the upper arm simulating or causing shoulder pain. In other instances, shoulder pain is caused directly from a problem in the shoulder like frozen shoulder, a rotator cuff tear, biceps problem or arthritis at the AC or shoulder joint. In these instances, chiropractic care can help with muscle tightness but is less likely to significantly reduce the symptoms and seeking care from an orthopedic surgeon would be a good choice. Hope this helps! Brad Thomas, MD BCO Founder Beach Cities Orthopedics & Sports Medicine 310-546-3461
Can a chiropractor help with a back injury?
Yes. I believe they can.
Brad Thomas
BCO Founder
Beach Cities Orthopedics & Sports Medicine
310-546-3461
Brad Thomas
BCO Founder
Beach Cities Orthopedics & Sports Medicine
310-546-3461
How often should I ice my lower back strain?
Maybe try using heat instead. Muscles often respond to heat better than ice which allows the muscle to relax.
How can I treat cramps while running?
Use Liquid IV. Your best source for natural hydration and electrolytes.
Are there any anti-inflammatory medicines I can take after running?
Try Ice first, works great as a local deterrent of inflammation and swelling. Stretching, proper shoe wear (and orthotics), and strong gluts can reduce knee pain. Ibuprofen is READ MORE
Try Ice first, works great as a local deterrent of inflammation and swelling. Stretching, proper shoe wear (and orthotics), and strong gluts can reduce knee pain. Ibuprofen is my NSAID of choice.
