Obtain neck pain relief in Austin or Round Rock, TX, provided by Dr. Jon Chicoine, Dr. Nicole Edwards, Dr. Shelly Hogan, and Dr. Gene Teel of Chicoine Chiropractic.
What Is the Underlying Cause of Your Neck Pain?
Even if you aren’t the one struggling with neck pain, you probably know someone who does. It’s not surprising that neck pain is a prevalent health problem because it’s related to potential causes we are exposed to regularly.
For instance, you can develop neck pain from poor working habits such as prolonged slouching or hunching over. If the chronic pain you experience after work has intensified, take it as a sign you have a neck injury.
Stress from your job can also explain your discomfort. Dealing with stress can cause the muscles around your neck to tense up. The increased tension can lead to lingering pain.
Your neck injury may also be a lingering result of a car accident. Rear-end car accidents are notorious for causing those injuries because the force coming from behind can cause whiplash and herniated discs.
There’s also a sense of inevitability to experiencing neck pain because of how closely tied it is to aging. Aging and cumulative strain can wear down the spinal discs or cartilage in your cervical spine, thus creating more discomfort.
Save yourself from chronic pain by working with professionals. Receive neck pain treatment in Austin or Round Rock, TX, courtesy of Dr. Chicoine, Dr. Edwards, Dr. Hogan, and Dr. Teel of Chicoine Chiropractic.
What Are the Chiropractic Treatments for Neck Pain?
Chiropractors can address your neck pain in various ways. The specific treatment they use will depend on the underlying cause of your injury.
Spinal adjustments can be effective for different neck injuries. Whether your discomfort is related to poor posture, aging, or a herniated disc, you can expect the spinal adjustments to deliver stellar results. They can deliver those results because they realign your spine and ease pressure on your cartilage.
Meanwhile, massage therapy can work great on your stress-related neck pain. Massage therapy works well for that particular cause of neck discomfort because it helps tight muscles stretch out.
Seeking treatment from a chiropractor is still a good idea if you have a whiplash injury. Your chiropractor can use both spinal adjustments and massage therapy to grant you lasting relief from your symptoms.
Dr. Chicoine, Dr. Edwards, Dr. Hogan, and Dr. Teel of Chicoine Chiropractic can offer neck pain treatment to residents of Austin and Round Rock, TX. Call 512-339-9888 or 512-255-1777 to reach their offices in Austin or 512-246-3366 for their Round Rock location.