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Treating Arm & Hand Pain with Chiropractic

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

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Arm and Hand Pain

Our professional team at CORE Health Centers is committed to finding the root of your pain in the arms and hands. Arm and hand pain can inhibit your ability to function, since it effects all of your everyday activities. Chiropractic treatment is effective for many types of arm and hand pain, and avoids simply masking symptoms with pain relievers and anti-inflammatories.

Causes and Treatments

Osteoarthritis, inflammatory diseases, injuries, arthritis, and even referred pain are among the most common causes of arm and hand pain. Determine the source of your arm and hand pain is the key to effective treatment, and the chiropractic team at CORE Health Centers will get to the bottom of things. Chiropractic treatment is a safe and effective tool for the relief of pain in the arms and hands, and is a natural approach to the treatment of conditions like arthritis and osteoporosis, by causing the bones and joints to move properly and more easily. At CORE Health Centers, we provide chiropractic solutions for a wide variety of arm and hand problems and other related symptoms. Our variety of different chiropractic services are designed to provide a non-narcotic, non-surgical solutions to arm and hand pain relief. If your daily life is being affected by arm and hand or related conditions, 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 Arm Pain

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 Arm Pain 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 Arm Pain

What causes arm pain?

Arm pain can develop from many different conditions, including muscle strains, tendon injuries, arthritis, pinched nerves, repetitive motion injuries, or problems involving the neck and upper spine. Determining the source of your pain is an important step in choosing the right treatment.

Can neck problems cause arm pain?

Yes. Nerves that exit the cervical spine travel into the shoulders, arms, and hands. If one of these nerves becomes irritated or compressed, it can cause pain, numbness, tingling, or weakness that radiates into the arm. A chiropractic evaluation can help determine whether your symptoms may be related to the neck or another condition.

Can chiropractic care help with arm pain?

Depending on the cause of your symptoms, chiropractic care may help improve joint mobility, reduce nerve irritation, restore movement, and relieve muscle tension contributing to arm pain. Your chiropractor will create a treatment plan based on your diagnosis, symptoms, and overall health.

What symptoms should I watch for with arm pain?

Arm pain may occur alone or alongside symptoms such as: 

  • Numbness or tingling 
  • Weakness 
  • Burning sensations 
  • Shoulder or neck pain 
  • Limited range of motion 
  • Pain that travels into the hand or fingers 

These symptoms can provide important clues about the underlying cause.

What happens during an evaluation for arm pain?

Your chiropractor will review your medical history, discuss your symptoms, and perform a physical examination that evaluates your neck, shoulders, arms, posture, muscle strength, reflexes, and range of motion. If clinically appropriate, diagnostic imaging or referral for additional testing may be recommended.

How long does arm pain take to improve?

Recovery depends on the underlying condition. Mild muscle or tendon injuries may improve relatively quickly, while nerve-related or chronic conditions may require a longer course of care. Your treatment plan will be adjusted based on your progress and response to treatment.

Can arm pain be prevented?

Maintaining good posture, strengthening your neck, shoulders, and upper back, taking breaks from repetitive activities, using proper lifting techniques, and creating an ergonomic workspace may help reduce the risk of recurring arm pain.

When should I seek immediate medical attention for arm pain?

Seek emergency care if you experience sudden arm pain accompanied by chest pain, shortness of breath, dizziness, or sweating, as these could be signs of a heart attack. You should also seek prompt medical evaluation for severe weakness, loss of sensation, significant injury, or sudden inability to move your arm.

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