Chiropractic and Auto Injuries

Henderson, Las Vegas, NV Auto Injury Treatment

If you live in Henderson, Las Vegas, NV and you've been injured in an auto collision, Advanced Spine & Rehabilitation is here to help. We've worked with many patients who have been injured in a car crash and we may probably help you, too.

During a crash, your body is exposed to violent forces that can injure the delicate anatomical structures of your body. Advanced Spine & Rehabilitation and the staff at Advanced Spine & Rehabilitation is trained to diagnose and treat these types of injuries.

Learn more about auto injuries and how chiropractic care may help you or call our office today at (702) 990-2225.

Why Chiropractic is the Best Option for Auto Injury Pain

The Importance of Early Treatment

The Myth of a "Minor" Collision

Ligament Damage from Auto Injuries

What Are the Most Common Symptoms Caused by a Car Crash?

Preventing Injury During a Rear-End Collision

Learn more about the benefits of chiropractic care.

What Causes Back Pain?

There are several potential causes of back pain, and identifying the source of your pain is crucial for relief. Typically, back pain can be attributed to mechanical problems, injuries, or chronic conditions. More rarely it is tied to tumors and cancer.

Your spine is a complex structure of bones, joints, ligaments, and muscles. Anything that damages these joints and tissues can lead to inflammation, which spurs the release of inflammatory chemicals causing pain. Damaged, inflamed tissues may also irritate or place direct pressure on the spinal nerves, leading to radiating pain, numbness, and tingling in the extremities.

Spinal nerves can also be irritated or pinched after disc herniation. This occurs when the inside of spinal disc leaks out of the tougher exterior or when the connective tissue between the bone and disc separate (endplate junction failure). Disc herniation develops with the wear and tear of aging, or after a traumatic event like an auto accident or sports injury.

Here are some of the most common causes of back pain we see in our Henderson clinic:

Disc herniation, ruptured discs, and degenerative disc disease

Arthritis (including osteoarthritis and rheumatoid arthritis)

Lifting heavy or incorrectly

Overuse injuries (including repetitive motion injuries, work injuries, and sports injuries)

Muscle strains and tears

Auto accident injuries, falls, and other traumatic events

Spinal stenosis (narrowing of the spine)

Poor posture

Sitting or standing for prolonged periods

Operating a vibrating vehicle for prolonged periods

Chronic conditions like fibromyalgia, scoliosis, and multiple sclerosis

Call Advanced Spine and Rehabilitation for relief from back pain in Las Vegas and Henderson, NV today.

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