Finding Leg Pain Relief with Chiropractic Care

Our legs go through a lot in our daily lives, and even the simplest tasks require using our legs for support and strength. Some people experience leg pain, which can result from personal injuries and significantly affect their overall health and wellness. In addition, untreated joint pain, especially in the legs, can affect your lifestyle. Seeing one of our chiropractors at Back in Motion Chiropractic in Beaverton can help get you back to living a happy, healthy, pain-free life.

Common Leg Injuries

Leg pain can have a variety of symptoms caused by different types of injuries. The best way to determine what kind of injury you have is to speak with your chiropractor to diagnose the cause of the pain. Common causes of leg pain include arthritis, joint pain, hip pain, sciatica, or knee pain. Personal injuries, such as a slip and falls or sports injuries, can also result in leg pain.

Common Causes of Leg Pain

Dozens of things can cause leg pain, including wear and tear, involving damage to joints, bones, tendons, muscles, and other soft tissues of the leg. Additional causes of leg pain include tendinitis, ruptured tendons, cysts, bone cancer, hairline fractures, arthritis, joint inflammation, gout, and sciatica. Hip pain may also radiate down the leg, requiring the need for pain management.

Treatment for Leg Pain Management

Chiropractic care can help with leg pain through spinal manipulation. Spinal manipulation returns the joints and bones to their proper alignment. Realigning the spine through manipulation can stop the pinching of nerves, increase blood circulation, and increase the leg's mobility. Additionally, manual manipulation can improve the body’s ability to heal.

Seek Pain Relief with Chiropractic Care in Beaverton, OR

If you are looking for relief for chronic pain in your legs, schedule an appointment with one of our chiropractors at Back in Motion Chiropractic. Call our team today at (503) 524-9040 or reach us through our website by using our online contact form.