HIP & KNEE PAIN

When your knee hurts, it can prevent you from working, exercising, doing chores around the house, and walking. To avoid continued debilitating knee pain and dysfunction, see the caring doctors at University Chiropractic Center for effective pain relief. The University Chiropractic Center team provides comprehensive care for knee pain, whether you’re dealing with an acute injury or bone on bone pain. Find relief today by calling the office to schedule an appointment.

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Why does my lower back hurt?

Low back pain is one of the most common types of musculoskeletal and joint pain among patients of all ages in the United States. Most cases of low back pain are related to soft tissue injuries and joint dysfunction. Movements and activities that cause low back pain include: Bending and twisting Spinal compression from high impact activities like running and jumping Lifting objects heavier than you’re used to lifting Lifting with your back rather than your legs Sitting or standing still for long periods Postural changes associated with pregnancy and obesity can contribute to low back pain. At University Chiropractic Center, our team provides care for all types of lower back pain so you can get the relief you need.
Do I need x-rays?

Dr. Arnsperger will perform a thorough exam to determine if you need x-rays. If x-rays should be needed, you don’t need to go anywhere else, we have modern x-ray equipment in our office. Moreover, you wouldn’t want a doctor who would just guess at what is going on with your spine.
What conditions cause lower back pain?

The most common conditions that affect the low back are: Intersegmental joint dysfunction Sacroiliac joint dysfunction Facet joint syndrome Sprains and strains Sciatica Arthritis Spinal stenosis Degenerative disc disease Spondylolisthesis Herniated discs Your low back pain may range from mild to severe discomfort with the associated disability, including decreased range of motion and an inability to move in certain directions or stand upright comfortably. If low back pain is keeping you from “living”, call University Chiropractic Center today. Relief may be only a phone call away.
How is lower back pain treated?

At University Chiropractic Center, the team offers personalized treatment plans to relieve low back pain that include: Safe, gentle, and science-based chiropractic adjustments Massage Acupuncture Laser therapy Rehabilitative exercise Medical weight loss Spinal flexion distraction therapy PRP (Platelet Rich Plasma) Wharton's Jelly Injections Depending on your diagnosis, the team will recommend a tailored approach to relieve your pain, decrease inflammation, and improve the function of the muscles and joints in your low back.