Living with pain, injury, and any form of physical discomfort can greatly interfere with a person’s quality of life. Such conditions affect your mood, mobility, sleeping patterns, memory and concentration, and even your relationships. Pain also tends to promote dependence on prescription medications and make people more susceptible to fear, anxiety, and depression.

Chiropractic care and rehabilitation are great alternatives to pain-relieving drugs that can improve physical function and help your body heal itself through therapeutic manipulation. This holistic approach is focused on the structure of the body to relieve pain and allow you to better manage your condition.

At our chiropractic and rehabilitation center, our trained specialists treat a wide variety of injuries and musculoskeletal conditions. Common conditions include headaches, low back pain, whiplash, disc herniation, rotator cuff issues, neck stiffness, and postural abnormalities, among others. Visit LifeClinic of Woodbury today to experience chiropractic and rehabilitation aimed to restore, maintain, and optimize human function.

• Pre- and post-operative care

Our rehabilitation experts can help you recover quickly after major surgery. Our rehabilitation approaches are designed to help you get back on track as quickly as possible, and even help you improve your strength, flexibility, and mobility.  

• Sports rehabilitation

An injury can put your athletic ambitions on hold, which is why it is something we take seriously at LifeClinic. Our chiropractic and rehabilitation experts will not only treat your injury, but we will also help you achieve your best shape, flexibility, and range of motion so you can perform at your best. 

• Accident injuries  

Injury rehabilitation can help speed up your recovery from injuries sustained in an accident. Our experts are trained to treat all sorts of injuries such as whiplash, groin pulls, sprains, and strains, as well as injuries in specific body parts.

General Pain

General pain usually persists for more than three months and doesn’t respond to typical pain management techniques. You may also experience fatigue, mood changes, poor sleep quality, and loss of interest in daily activities.

• Repetitive Stress Disorder
• Fibromyalgia
• Numbness & Tingling
• Chronic Joint & Muscle Pain
• Growing Pains
• Sprains & Strains

Lower Back Pain

Lower back pain can range from dull aches to sharp, persistent pain felt below the waist. It can be caused by muscle sprains or sudden movements, but it could also result from a condition such as a ruptured or herniated disc.

• Disc herniation
• Scoliosis
• Stenosis
• Lower crossed syndrome
• Degenerative disc disease

Hip Pain

If you have problems with your hip joint, you may experience pain inside of your hip or groin. Certain injuries and conditions can cause hip pain, like arthritis or inflamed tendons.

• Hip impingement
• Sciatica
• Piriformis syndrome
• Hip arthritis

Knee Pain

Knee pain is often related to injury, aging, or repeated stress on the knee. Some of the most common knee problems include arthritis, tendonitis, strained ligaments, and cartilage tears.

• Runner’s knee
• Jumper’s knee
• Patellofemoral syndrome
• Meniscus tear
• Osgood Schlatter
• Knee arthritis

Foot & Ankle Sprain

Ankle sprains happen when you accidentally twist or turn your ankle. When it gets sprained, your foot rolls inward and damages the ligaments on your outer ankle.

• Plantar fascitis
• Ankle sprain

Neck Pain

The muscles, bones, and ligaments of your neck support motion. Any injury or inflammation in the area could result in pain or stiffness. People who experience neck pain usually suffer from poor posture.

• Neck pain
• Headaches
• Tension headaches
• Dizziness/Vertigo
• Upper crossed syndrome

Shoulder Pain

A lot of factors can contribute to shoulder pain, such as swollen tendons and impingement syndrome. The pain may also be a result of injury to another area of your body, such as your neck or biceps.

• Shoulder impingement
• Thoracic outlet

Elbow Pain

Sports injuries and elbow overuse is often the culprit behind elbow pain. Elbow disorders may involve other areas, such as your arm muscles, elbow ligaments, and tendons.

• Tennis elbow (lateral epicondylitis)
• Golfer’s elbow (medial epicondylitis)

Hand & Wrist Pain

Wrist pain is often the result of sprains or fractures from sudden injuries. It may also be caused by other long-term conditions such as arthritis or Carpal Tunnel Syndrome.

• Carpal Tunnel Syndrome
• Wrist sprain