Wilbeck Chiropractic are the Experts You Can Trust to Treat Your Elbow Pain

Do you suffer from chronic pain in your elbow, forearm, or wrist? Do you frequently drop things you were holding? Does bending your elbow or turning your forearm cause you discomfort. Do you have trouble lifting objects because of elbow pain? If you have any of these or similar symptoms, then allow the team at Wilbeck Chiropractic to help you today. With clinics conveniently located throughout the Wichita area, our Board-Certified Chiropractors have cared for patients with countless afflictions that have negatively affected the health of their muscles, bones, joints, and more. You don’t have live continuous pain or discomfort, please schedule an appointment today. Let our doctors of chiropractic get to the root cause of your elbow pain and get you back to living your best life.

Why is My Elbow Hurting?

The elbow is one of the most versatile parts of the body. This hinge joint is responsible for all manner of daily tasks that we take for granted. However, when we develop a problem with either the muscles, joints, or ligaments involved with our elbow, it can quickly consume the bulk of our attention. If our elbows are hurting us, we find it difficult to do things like carrying laundry, cooking, playing games, or working out. In short, having elbow pain can negatively affect our quality of life.

The overall wellbeing of your elbows can be affected by numerous conditions. Injuries are among the most common reasons someone may develop elbow pain. One of the most common elbow injuries is caused by ground-level falls, especially in elderly adults. In fact, an elderly adult falls once every second in the United States, making ground-level falls the leading cause of injury and death amongst this population . Although hip pain, whiplash, and head trauma are more prevalent in these falls, elbow injuries also frequently occur. These elbow injuries usually happen when the person who’s falling, reflexively tries to break their fall by reaching out with their arm or elbow.

Another common cause of elbow-related pain is repetitive motion injuries. For example, a person can develop chronic pain from doing a job that requires a constant, monotonous motion that wears on the joints, muscles, and ligaments of the elbow, forearm, wrist, and hand. These repetitive motion injuries are considered a workplace injury and may be susceptible to a worker’s compensation claim.

Sport-related injuries to the elbow are often caused by over-training the arm muscles. As a result, acute and chronic elbow joint pain frequently occurs in the athletic community. Student and young athletes often get repetitive motion injuries to their elbows from participating in sports like baseball and tennis. This is why elbow strains and elbow sprains are often called Little League Elbow or Tennis Elbow. Of course, pediatric patients are not the only ones who suffer from tennis elbow. Many adult patients get elbow sprains from overdoing it while weightlifting, playing Frisbee golf, or golfing. This occurs so frequently in the latter sport that these elbow injuries are also often referred to as Golfer’s Elbow.

Medical conditions can often contribute to acute and chronic elbow pain. Arthritis is one of the most common causes of joint-related pain. In fact, more than 32 million adults in the United States are affected by arthritis . Although arthritis can affect people at any age, people over the age of sixty experience more frequently.

Listed below are a few of the more common causes of elbow joint pain:

• Arthritis
• Falls
• Sports Injuries
• Work-Related Accidents
• Motor Vehicle Accidents
• Fibromyalgia
• Muscular Degeneration
• Age-Related Deterioration
• Hyperflexion/Extension

Treat Elbow Pain Naturally with Chiropractic Care

Stop living with pain from tennis elbow! Allow the Doctors at Wilbeck Chiropractic to relieve your discomfort and help you be at the top of your game today!

Wichita’s Wilbeck Chiropractic Clinics have treated countless patients who have come to us seeking relief from their acute and chronic pain. Our Top-Rated Chiropractors have treated patients with all kinds of joint-related discomfort, including those who were suffering from pain in their elbow joints. Regardless of where our patients are experiencing pain, our doctors treat it at its source, the nervous system.

Every patient who seeks care at either of our Wichita clinics will get one-on-one time with one of our chiropractors. During this time, our doctors thoroughly assess them while discussing their patient’s individual concerns. From there, we work with our patients to develop a care plan that will best treat their pain and discomfort while improving their overall health. Our doctors may choose to obtain x-rays that they feel are needed to evaluate the source of their pain better.

After the assessment is complete, the chiropractors initiate treatment. This is accomplished by manually realigning any misalignments in the patient’s spine, elbows, or other afflicted joints. Patients may experience a slight pop in their spine and joints during this realignment. Once your spine and joints are correctly realigned into their proper position, your nervous system’s ability to send and receive signals will improve significantly. This should alleviate your pain, improve your joint’s stability, and function. Patients may feel some relief after their initial treatment, but often, chiropractic takes multiple sessions before they feel any significant relief.

Let Wichita’s Top-Rated Elbow & Joint Pain Specialists Help You Today!

Those who have suffered from tennis elbow pain often experience a relapse of symptoms if they go untreated. To prevent reoccurrences of elbow joint pain, our chiropractors recommend that our patients schedule regular preventative chiropractic adjustments to preserve the health of their joints and nervous system. Regular chiropractic treatments improves your overall health and prevents future incidents of tennis elbow. So schedule an appointment now, and let the team at Wilbeck Chiropractic help you live your best life today.

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