What to Expect on Your Initial Visit to a Chiropractor
The chiropractic adjustment, often known as spinal manipulation, is a well-known and widely used pain management technique for a variety of lower back, sciatica, and neck pain conditions.
For people with fibromyalgia, even the tasks of daily life can become an arduous struggle.
Fibromyalgia is a disease characterized by extreme pain with no known cause. Because of this, it’s notoriously hard to treat and has no true cure.
However, there are many ways we can curtail your pain, muscle spasms, fatigue, insomnia, and more. Through the use of physical therapy treatment for fibromyalgia, you can get back to the things you enjoy and live a pain-free life.
TENS stands for transcutaneous electrical nerve stimulation. Don’t worry, it’s not as scary as it sounds. Basically, your physical therapist will place electrodes along your spine to stop pain signals from being transmitted to the brain.
Hydrotherapy works as a physical therapy for fibromyalgia by easing and relaxing your sore muscles. Warm water increase blood flow in the body, relieving pain and ending your aches.
Another high-tech physical therapy for fibromyalgia, ultrasound works by transmitting sound waves into your body. This creates heat, which triggers blood flow deep inside your muscle tissues. It’s a great tool for relieving inflammation and stiffness.
This isn’t a day at the spa. Deep tissue massage is when your physical therapist uses intense pressure to ease tension deep within your connective tissues.
Why spend another day withering away in pain when you could be back on your feet and enjoying life?
Give us a call at 972-290-1507 to have our physical therapy experts help you today.
