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Treating Arthritis with Chiropractic

Are you currently suffering from arthritis and looking for help? Learn how chiropractic can treat pain and provide relief today.

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What is Arthritis?

Arthritis, especially rheumatoid arthritis, is a condition that effects about 1 in 6 Americans. An inflammation of the joints, arthritis is most common in women over the age of 45, and may cause pain and restricted movement in any joint in the body. CORE Health Centers offers Chiropractic treatments for arthritis designed to provide non-narcotic, non-surgical solutions to pain relief and rehabilitation.

Causes and Treatments of Arthritis

While the exact causes of the development of arthritis is unknown, the root of arthritis is found in weak and damaged ligaments and cartilage around the joints. Rather than simply treat the symptoms, such as pain and inflammation, CORE Health Centers is dedicated to resolving root problem solutions through non-narcotic, non-surgical chiropractic treatments. The strengthening of damaged ligaments, and allowing them to heal rather than only addressing the pain associated with the damage, creates a path to long-term or even permanent arthritis pain relief.

Since arthritis is a joint-related condition, the proper alignment of the body through chiropractic treatment at CORE Health Centers is the first step to helping the joints of the body move more freely. With fewer restrictions of movement, the pain and need for pain relieving medications decreases. Decreased fluid buildup in joints is also a result of proper chiropractic alignment, and a great natural treatment options for those suffering from arthritis and related pain.

At CORE Health Centers, we provide chiropractic solutions for a wide variety of arthritis pain and other related symptoms. Our variety of different chiropractic services are designed to provide a non-narcotic, non-surgical solutions to arthritis pain relief. If your daily life is being affected by symptoms from arthritis, the team at CORE Health Centers is here to help you find relief and get you on the road to a pain free life.

Treating Arthritis

CORE Health Centers offers complete Chiropractic and Wellness programs designed to provide non-narcotic, non-surgical solutions for pain relief and rehabilitation. If your daily life is being affected by Arthritis or other treatable conditions, the CORE Health Centers team can help relieve your symptoms and help get you on the road to a pain-free life.
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Frequently Asked Questions About Arthritis

Can chiropractic care help arthritis pain?

Chiropractic care may help some people manage arthritis-related pain, stiffness, and reduced mobility by improving joint function and addressing stress on the muscles and soft tissues surrounding affected joints. While chiropractic care cannot cure arthritis or reverse joint damage, it may be part of a comprehensive treatment plan designed to improve comfort, movement, and overall quality of life. 

What types of arthritis can chiropractic care help with?

Many people seeking chiropractic care have osteoarthritis, the most common form of arthritis caused by the gradual breakdown of joint cartilage. Depending on your diagnosis and overall health, chiropractic care may also help manage musculoskeletal symptoms associated with certain inflammatory forms of arthritis. Your chiropractor will review your medical history and determine whether chiropractic treatment is appropriate for your condition.

What are the symptoms of arthritis?

Arthritis symptoms can vary depending on the type of arthritis but commonly include: 

  • Joint pain or tenderness 
  • Stiffness, especially after resting or waking up 
  • Swelling around the joints 
  • Reduced range of motion 
  • Difficulty performing everyday activities 
  • A grinding or clicking sensation in the joints 

If joint pain persists or interferes with your daily routine, it’s a good idea to schedule an evaluation to determine the cause.

When should I see a chiropractor for arthritis?

If arthritis pain, stiffness, or limited mobility is affecting your work, exercise, sleep, or everyday activities, a chiropractic evaluation may help determine whether conservative care is appropriate. Early treatment may help improve joint mobility and reduce strain on surrounding muscles before symptoms become more limiting. 

What happens during an appointment for arthritis pain?

Your first visit typically includes a thorough health history, discussion of your symptoms, and a physical examination to evaluate your joints, posture, range of motion, and movement patterns. If necessary, your chiropractor may recommend diagnostic imaging, such as X-rays, to better understand your condition before developing a personalized treatment plan.

Is it safe to receive chiropractic care if I have arthritis?

For many people, chiropractic care is a safe and effective option when provided by a licensed chiropractor after a thorough evaluation. Treatment techniques are always adapted to your specific condition, age, and overall health. If chiropractic adjustments are not appropriate for certain joints, your provider may recommend other gentle therapies or refer you to another healthcare professional when necessary. 

Can lifestyle changes help manage arthritis symptoms?

Yes. In addition to chiropractic care, many people find relief through regular low-impact exercise, strength training, maintaining a healthy weight, eating a balanced diet, improving posture, and staying active throughout the day. Your chiropractor may also recommend stretches, movement strategies, and ergonomic modifications to help reduce stress on your joints. 

Can arthritis get worse if it isn't treated?

The progression of arthritis depends on the type and severity of the condition. While chiropractic care cannot stop arthritis from progressing, addressing joint stiffness, movement limitations, and muscle imbalances early may help you stay active, improve function, and better manage symptoms over time. If you experience sudden joint swelling, severe pain, fever, or loss of function, seek prompt medical evaluation.

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