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Rehabilitation

There are many reasons why someone presenting to a chiropractor may need some form of rehabilitation that is complimentary to their adjustment. Rehab can be in the forms of range of motion (ROM) exercises, stretching, and several different phases of strengthening. Rehab will be taught by your doctor and they will instruct you how often and how long to hold or how many reps are needed. With rehabilitation, we start with ROM, then progress to stretching, then finally we will progress to strengthening. All of these are different phases of your care and essential to helping restore motion and function. Rehab is an ACTIVE part of most care. This means we will give you the tools to perform all of your rehab and you must put in the work. I can help you get out of pain, but the key to staying out of pain happens with your consistent work outside of the office.

Conditions Rehabilitation is Used to Treat, But Not Limited to:

    Neck Pain
    Shoulder Pain
    Rotator Cuff Injury
    Core Strengthening
    Upper Back Pain
    Low Back Pain
    Golfer's Elbow
    Tennis Elbow
    Carpal Tunnel Syndrome
    ITB Syndrome
    Shin Splints
    Achillies Tendinopathy
    Patellofemoral Pain Syndrome
    Wrist Pain
    Hip Pain
    Knee Pain
    Foot Pain
    Plantar Fasciitis
    Ankle Sprains
    Muscle Strains
    Patellar Tendinitis
    ACL Injury
    MCL Injury
    PCL Injury
    LCL Injury
    Thoracic Outlet Syndrome
    Shoulder Impingement
    Anxiety
    Stress
    And Much MORE!
Relative Motion Chiropractic

1600 Gravois Rd High Ridge, MO 63049

1910 Rock Rd DeSoto, MO 63020

636.725.5258

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