Sequim Chiropractor Treats Work Injury Patients with Chiropractic Care

At Sequim Chiropractic Clinic, Dr. Bean treats work injury patients in our chiropractic office. One of the most common kinds of work injuries are repetitive motion injuries such as carpal tunnel syndrome. Carpel tunnel is often caused when the nerves in the wrist are impinged or restricted in the tissues resulting in inflammation and pain. It affects the soft tissues in the wrist, hands and arms causing tightness and pain in those areas.

Many carpel tunnel patients will suffer from numbness and tingling in their arms and hands. They can also lose muscle strength making it difficult to type, pick up objects and work with their hands. Our median nerve that connects to our spinal cord can lose normal motion if it gets strained or damaged. Problems can develop in the wrist and fingers when spinal bones lose normal motion or position. Chiropractic adjustment can correct spinal misalignment and help restore normal motion.

Chiropractic Techniques and Massage Therapy for Carpal Tunnel Pain Relief

Our Sequim chiropractor will treat your carpel tunnel symptoms and help alleviate your pain. Chiropractic care is an effective treatment for carpal tunnel syndrome. The chiropractor will make simple adjustments to specific areas to help normalize the structure and reduce nerve irritation. Massage therapy and corrective exercises combined with chiropractic adjustment will aid in carpal tunnel pain relief. These two methods can help balance the muscles groups and in time can be more effective than surgical procedures.

Our Sequim chiropractor is concerned with the overall health of his patients. He believes in treating pain and injury with non-invasive methods instead of drugs or surgery. Whether you are suffering from back pain, neck pain, headaches or a repetitive motion injury like carpal tunnel, Dr. Robert Bean will strive to treat your pain as well as the cause of the pain so that your body can heal properly.

Have you suffered from carpal tunnel syndrome?