Conditions We help IN Columbia MD

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Can your Condition be helped with Chiropractic in Columbia MD?

Chiropractic care in Columbia MD has quickly become the preferred choice for conservative treatment of spine related conditions. Over the past several years, the most reputable medical journals in the world have published research showing the benefits of chiropractic care and other conservative forms of healthcare care in the treatment of the most common musculoskeletal conditions. If you are seeking a non-invasive, movement-based approach to your condition, Howard County Chiropractic Spine & Sports Rehabilitation may be able to help.


Spine Related Conditions

  • Neck Pain - According to current research, most spine related conditions are of a functional origin, not structural. In other words, it is the way your neck is functioning that is the problem, not the arthritis or disc bulge you may (or may not) have. Research also shows most spine related conditions respond well to the combination of manipulation, manual therapy and rehabilitation.
  • Headaches - Tension headaches as well as cervicogenic headaches (headaches originating in the neck) are some of the most common types of headaches people experience. Research shows these headaches respond well to the use of manipulation, various forms of manual therapy (trigger point therapy) and rehabilitation.
  • Mid/Low Back Pain - According to the current research, most spine-related conditions are of a functional origin, not structural. In other words, it is the way your low back is functioning that is the problem, not the arthritis or disc bulge/herniation you may (or may not) have. Research also shows most spine related conditions respond well to the combination of manipulation, manual therapy and rehabilitation.
  • Disc Herniation / Degeneration – Current research shows that chiropractic care including manipulation, manual therapy and rehabilitation results in positive outcomes in disc related conditions. Typical treatments include manipulation, manual therapy and spinal rehab as well as Class IV deep tissue laser and other ancillary therapies.
  • Spinal Stenosis - Current research shows that chiropractic care is an effective treatment for this condition, which involves narrowing of the spinal canal or neural foramen, the space where the nerve roots exit the spine.
  • Scoliosis - The spinal curvatures associated with scoliosis leave the spine vulnerable to many of the same functional issues present in non-scoliotic spines. (Joint immobility and muscular imbalances) Although chiropractic care cannot “cure” scoliosis, the goal is to restore and maintain as much normal function in the spine as possible.
  • Osteoarthritis - Although there is no known cure for osteoarthritis, research shows that the combination of mobilization, manual therapy and rehabilitation often results in better mobility and less pain. Deep Tissue Laser therapy has been shown to be effective in reducing the associated inflammation responsible for much of the pain.

Extremities

  • Shoulder Pain - Common conditions such as Rotator Cuff Tendonitis, Rotator Cuff Tears, Impingement Syndrome and Frozen Shoulder have been shown to respond very well to a combination of conservative therapies. Treatment plans often include Deep Tissue Laser Therapy, Joint Mobilization, Dry Needling, Manual Therapy and Rehabilitation.
  • Hip Pain - Conservative therapies such as Deep Tissue Laser Therapy, Joint Mobilization, Dry Needling, Manual Therapy and Rehabilitation have been shown to be very effective in the treatment of the most common hip conditions. Tendonitis, bursitis as well as general stiffness and inflexibility typically respond very well.
  • Wrist/Hand Pain - These common conditions typically respond well to conservative care, allowing patients to avoid more invasive treatments. The combination of manual therapy, mobilization and rehabilitation results in positive outcomes and the ancillary treatments offered within Ho Co Chiropractic such as Deep Tissue Laser and Dry Needling often result in much faster recovery than is typical.
  • Elbow Pain - Conditions such as golfers’ elbow or tennis elbow typically respond well to conservative care, allowing patients to avoid more invasive treatments. The combination of manual therapy, mobilization and rehabilitation results in positive outcomes and the ancillary treatments such as Deep Tissue Laser Therapy and Dry Needling offered within Ho Co Chiropractic often result in much faster recovery than is typical.
  • Knee Pain - This common condition can be the result of many different things but most often responds well to conservative care, allowing patients to avoid more invasive treatments. The combination of manual therapy, mobilization and rehabilitation results in positive outcomes and the ancillary treatments such as Deep Tissue Laser Therapy and Dry Needling offered within Ho Co Chiropractic often result in much faster recovery than is typical.
  • Ankle/Foot Pain - Ankle sprains, tendonitis and Plantar Fasciitis are quite common and typically respond well to conservative care, allowing patients to avoid more invasive treatments. The combination of manual therapy, mobilization and rehabilitation results in positive outcomes and the ancillary treatments such as Deep Tissue Laser Therapy and Dry Needling offered within Ho Co Chiropractic often result in much faster recovery than is typical.
  • Osteoarthritis - Although there is no known cure for osteoarthritis, research shows that the combination of mobilization, manual therapy and rehabilitation often results in better mobility and less pain. Deep Tissue Laser therapy has been shown to be effective in reducing the associated inflammation responsible for much of the pain.

Injuries

Howard County Chiropractic regularly treats auto and work-related injuries.

Monday
7:15am - 6:00pm


Tuesday
7:15am - 12:00pm


Wednesday
7:15am - 6:00pm


Thursday
7:15am - 12:00pm


Friday
7:15am - 5:30pm


Saturday & Sunday
Closed

Howard County Chiropractic Spine & Sports Rehabilitation

8894 Stanford Blvd Suite 102
Columbia, MD 21045

(443) 259-0235