“Can a chiropractor help with a shoulder injury?”
I have a shoulder injury and want to treat it. Can a chiropractor help with a shoulder injury?
8 Answers
Depending on what the diagnosis is. However, most shoulder issues can be resolved, and treated through Chiropractic care.
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Most shoulder injuries are either from sudden or repetitive injuries. Depending on your symptoms your problem could be soft tissue or structural, best method to identify is by MRI, to full out softtissue. Structural is detected with shoulder exam and posture analysis. Try BAX-U.COM line of posture correcting brac/ home kit or activewear if structural. You can ask your primary care to prescribe an MRI for your shoulder if it’s not structural . Please met me know if you have any other questions and if this was helpful to you. For more hacks visit me on IG @DrRominaG. Thank you
Most shoulder injuries are either from sudden or repetitive injuries. Depending on your symptoms your problem could be soft tissue or structural, best method to identify is by MRI, to full out softtissue. Structural is detected with shoulder exam and posture analysis. Try BAX-U.COM line of posture correcting brac/ home kit or activewear if structural. You can ask your primary care to prescribe an MRI for your shoulder if it’s not structural . Please met me know if you have any other questions and if this was helpful to you. For more hacks visit me on IG @DrRominaG. Thank you
The short answer is maybe. It depends on what is wrong with the shoulder, and I would recommend finding a Chiropractor with an extremities certification, or with training in extremities. Dr. Brad
As always properly evaluation of the shoulder is indicated before any type of treatment and care can be discussed Warm Regards, Elena Morreale, DC, DABCI, DACBN
This is a simple answer -- It all depends on the nature of your injury and some Chiropractors work with shoulders and other extremities and others do not. The history of your shoulder injury is very important as it may be a secondary effect of other neck or other aspects of your history and body. Always ask prior to making your appointment. Sports related chiropractors and AK or Applied Kinesiology Chiropractors would be. a good fit.
Yes, you should see some one who has sports medicine training
Yes
Sometimes but usually not the best choice.
