SPORTS CHIROPRACTIC

Sports injuries often happen in the heat of the moment: a collision with another player, a dive for the ball or a miscalculated jump shot. When you find yourself wincing and stretching a little too often to relieve persistent pain from a sports injury, it’s time to call on the team of experienced doctors at our chiropractic care center for a winning play: better spinal health and body flexibility.

Hilton Head Island Sports Chiropractic

Even if your injury is only affecting you during a game or workout, wouldn’t it be nice to regain that competitive edge? It’s difficult to concentrate on putting in that extra burst of speed or putting precision in a pass if you’re worried about something “going out” at the crucial moment. We’ve had the privilege of treating many celebrities in the world of sports over the years, and it’s usually to help them maintain that winning edge.

Don’t let a treatable condition sideline you and keep you from doing what you love. We’re here to keep you on the field or court with regularly scheduled chiropractic care. This will allow us to quickly pinpoint any alignment abnormalities and treat them before they become a problem. Our team can even offer you nutritional and supplement guidance to help you unlock your body’s potential when it’s “game on.”

To properly care for your sports-related injury, Fraum Center for Restorative Health will make sure that we understand your concerns. We’ll use a combination of X-ray imaging and a physical examination to determine the cause of the pain you’re experiencing. Once the root of the problem has been isolated, we’ll use specific techniques and therapies to start the healing process, including

• Electrical muscle stimulation
• Heat or cold therapy
• Spinal or extremity manipulation

When a sports injury aggravates or causes misalignment in the spine or extremity joints, your body has to devote a great deal of effort and resources in the way of compensation. Our customized recovery plans will support the body and remove some of the stress and pressure associated with that compensation, if not remove it entirely.