Relief for Chronic Joint Pain Treatment
Effective | Non-Surgical | Narcotic Free
Chronic Joint Pain Treatment
Effective | Non-Surgical | Narcotic Free
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About Chronic Joint Pain
As the name suggests, chronic joint pain is discomfort that never seems to vanish, it just keeps persisting, or subsides for a time but keeps coming back. This issue affects millions of Americans and it can hinder almost any part of the body. In most cases, any type of recurring discomfort that lasts more than three months is considered chronic pain and it can severely reduce your quality of life, depending on the location and intensity.
At Olympic Spine & Sound pain Solutions, we provide safe, effective, narcotic free, non-surgical treatments for joint pain sufferers in north Seattle, Edmonds, and throughout the north Puget Sound region.
Mark Shelley, DC DACNB, explains our treatment
Prolonged joint pain can affect many parts of your body. Some of the most common areas where patients experience difficulties include:
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Our Approach to Treatment
To treat chronic joint pain, the providers at Olympic Spine & Sound Pain Solutions take a comprehensive look at all the factors that contribute to your condition. Often, taking a systems approach using multiple therapies, produces results where traditional, single-focused treatments fail. And we do it without the use of prescription drugs or surgery!
Our treatment plans may include:
- Laser therapy to reduce inflammation and encourage regeneration
- Joint decompression to help pump inflammatory waste products out of joints
- Bioelectrical therapy to reduce pain and swelling
- Chiropractic treatment to improve mobility
- Infrared light therapy to improve circulation
- Trigenics manual therapy to reduce pain and restore strength & mobility
- Functional rehabilitation to regain stability and endurance
To find out if you are a candidate for our safe, effective, prescription drug free treatment, call and schedule a consultation free of charge at (425) 375-7845.
To learn more about how we help patients find relief and regain the ability to do the activities they enjoy, click on the button below to access our Chronic Joint Pain Relief report.