Dr. Eduardo J. Marquez DC

Chiropractor

3430 Towne Pointe Drive Bettendorf Iowa, 52722 Show map

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Dr. Eduardo Marquez is a Chiropractor practicing in Bettendorf, Iowa. He has additional training in sports injury care/treatment and has become a Certified Chiropractic Sports Physician by the American Chiropractic Board of Sports Physicians (ACBSP). Dr. Marquez 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. Marquez seeks to reduce pain and discomfort through manipulation and adjustment of the spine.

Education and Training

Palmer College of Chiropractic

Palmer Coll of Chiropractic, Davenport DC 2012

Board Certification

American Chiropractic Board of Sports Physicians

Provider Details

Male English, Spanish, Portuguese 12 years of experience

Dr. Eduardo J. Marquez DC

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My Answers

Can a chiropractor fix dizziness?
There are many causes of dizziness and chiropractors have a lot of techniques through musculoskeletal treatments that may help. Depending on the cause of the dizziness will determine the level of success any doctor or therapist will have on that condition. READ MORE
What is the fastest way to get rid of a frozen shoulder?
The fastest way is teaming up with different specialties (Chiropractor, Physical Therapist, MD/DO) that are familiar treating frozen shoulder READ MORE
How should I sleep with a pulled leg muscle?
You should sleep in a position that is comfortable. The majority of the healing phase in your body, which includes muscle, occurs while you are sleeping. If you are unable to sleep you body has a difficult time properly healing and may delay recovery. Usually after straining a muscle (pulled muscle) decreasing the joint angle that the muscle controls is the most comfortable, but I tell my patients any position that allows you to sleep is better than not sleeping. READ MORE
How do you loosen the sacroiliac joint?
The best way to loosen up your sacroiliac joint is by focusing on stretching the muscles of your pelvis, hips and lower extremity (typically muscles of the thigh). READ MORE
Do you need a reason to go to a chiropractor?
Yes and no, getting adjusted is a great way to make sure your joints are moving properly and usually a chiropractor can prevent a disfunction/malfunction of a joint from occurring. Most patients end up going to the chiropractor because of some type of symptoms (headaches and back pain are the top reasons). Recent studies show that the best way to treat low back pain is through chiropractic care. READ MORE
What is the best exercise for frozen shoulder?
Proper shoulder ROM stretches and exercises. This can be difficult to do if one has not been properly coached or taught. There are also many soft tissue mobilization techniques that can speed the recovery process of frozen shoulder. READ MORE
How do I loosen up my neck muscles?
If you have been taught proper neck stretching exercises or going to a therapist that knows how to properly stretch neck muscles. READ MORE
Does a chiropractic adjustment help you mentally as well?
This is a difficult one to answer because there is not a lot of good research that directly shows the benefit to mental health, but there is an abundance of anecdotal articles that describe the benefits mentally post a chiropractic adjustment. I personally have many patients that come to my office and tell me how much they have benefitted mentally since getting adjusted. This ranges from being able to think more clearly, to feeling in a better mood and taking away the "pressure". READ MORE
I have had wrist pain for quite some time already?
Sounds like your wrist is having a stability issue. I would recommend going to your local chiropractor that is knowledgeable in extremity evaluation and treatments for further evaluation and appropriate treatment. READ MORE
Is it normal to feel pain after chiropractic?
Sometimes there can be some discomfort and even pain associated with manipulation/adjustments. Much of it has to do with what condition the patient has and how long they have had it. READ MORE
Can you pop your sacroiliac joint?
It is possible to "pop" your sacroiliac joint. But just because it "pop's" does not mean that it is functioning or moving in the proper manner. It is best to get evaluated and have it corrected by a qualified physician. READ MORE
How long does toxic release last after chiropractic adjustment?
"Toxic release", I am unsure what you mean by this term. There are gases that the joint capsule may release during the manipulation/adjustment treatment which can cause cavitation (joint cracking/popping) of the joint. Usually, release of that gas is relieving to the joint/area of manipulation. At times if the joint capsule is very tight and stiff you can have much soreness associated with the chiropractic manipulation/adjustment. That soreness typically last 1-2 days post-treatment. READ MORE
Can you stop frozen shoulder from progressing?
Frozen shoulder is a condition where the joint capsule becomes really rigid and tight from it being immobilized usually after an injury or after surgery. there are specific shoulder exercises and stretches that can be preformed to help and prevent this condition from progressing. READ MORE
How do chiropractors adjust hips?
Yes, there are specific techniques that can be preformed to manipulate/adjust different joints of the hip complex. READ MORE
How do you realign your hips yourself?
It may be possible to "re-align" your hips and pelvis. This usually involves knowing how to activate/stimulate certain muscles to counter how her hips and pelvis has shifted. I recommend going to your chiropractor or a physical therapist that knows how to properly demonstrate and educate under what conditions one could attempt to "re-align" their pelvis or hips. READ MORE
Is it safe to take a baby to a chiropractor?
It is absolutely safe to take your child to a chiropractor for an evaluation. They should be able to determine if your 3-year-old should need treatment. All chiropractors have training for treating children of all ages, including 3-year-olds, but there are also pediatric chiropractic specialists that have even further additional training in treating this specific demographic. READ MORE
How can I adjust my wrists myself?
There is no specific way to truly adjust oneself. You can manipulate yourself and may even get some relief from it, but in order to properly adjust through chiropractic manipulation a specialized training is necessary. Chiropractors study how the joints move and the specific way in which a correction needs to occur. Cavitation or popping/cracking is not the goal, it is proper joint motion. READ MORE
Can a chiropractor fix ankles?
Chiropractors are qualified to examine and treat ankles. Depending on what the condition is you may need to be referred to a pediatrist, ortho or your PCP, but a chiropractor can be a good starting point for ankle issues. READ MORE
Is it bad to pop your fingers?
Not necessarily, the belief used to be that popping your fingers would "cause" arthritis. There is no evidence that shows that. The cavitation or "popping" noise is just gas being released from the joint, which does tend to feel better. The manor in which the joint is "popped" can be of concern, and potentially cause harm or damage. READ MORE
How can I pop my knee myself?
Attempting to "pop" your knee yourself is not a good idea. Seek out an opinion from a qualified professional that can do a knee exam to see what is going on that then direct you in your best possible treatment option. READ MORE