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Shoulder, Elbow & Wrist Pain

Shoulder pain and stiffness are the most common non-spinal problems we treat, and the results are some of the ones we're best known for.

Pain That Travels Down the Arm

Pain in the arm often comes from trapped nerves in the neck. Your clinician is trained to treat nerves trapped in the spinal joints or by the muscles of the chest and arm, which is why we assess the neck in every shoulder, elbow and wrist case.

Shoulders

Shoulder pain and stiffness are the most common non-spinal problems treated at the clinic. Correcting the posture of the spine and shoulder complex, and treating injuries and imbalances in the rotator cuff, plays a huge role in the successful shoulder outcomes Bodybest is known for. We see frozen shoulder, impingement, rotator cuff strains and post-injury stiffness.

Elbows and Wrists

As well as nerve-related pain at the elbow, muscular and tendon injuries such as golfer's and tennis elbow are treated at the clinic. Our 6-for-5 package is designed for exactly these acute problems that need a few sessions close together. At Lymington, ultrasound therapy can help slow-healing tendons.

Watch: Shoulder Pain, Before, During and After

Results from just one treatment. Featuring a snippet of the chiropractic adjustments and sports massage techniques used during a shoulder treatment at Bodybest.

More Shoulder Results

Two more shoulder cases, including a new towel adjustment for pain when raising the arm to 90 degrees, are on our results page.

Can a Chiropractor Treat Tennis Elbow?

Yes. Tennis and golfer's elbow are tendon injuries, often with a contribution from nerve irritation in the neck and tight forearm muscles. We treat the tendon, the muscles and the neck together.

Why Does My Shoulder Pain Come from My Neck?

The nerves that supply the shoulder and arm leave the spine in the neck. A trapped nerve there, or in the muscles of the chest and arm, can cause pain, tingling or weakness anywhere down the arm.

Do You Treat Frozen Shoulder?

Yes. Frozen shoulder is slow, but regular treatment to keep the joint and muscles moving through each phase reduces the pain and shortens the recovery.

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