chiropractic
EXTREMITY ADJUSTING
Extremity adjusting is a Chiropractic technique that involves manipulating the joints in the extremities (wrists, shoulders, elbows, hips, knees, ankles, feet, jaw, fingers, and toes )
to improve their function and range of motion.

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How it works:
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A chiropractor applies precise pressure to the joint to restore its proper alignment
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The adjustment can involve stretching, massage, or controlled force
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The goal is to restore the joint's smooth movement and help the body function better as a whole
It can help with:
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Pain, tingling, numbness, or weakness in the extremities
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Joint dysfunction or misalignment
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Reduced range of motion
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Inflammation associated with tendonitis
What joints can be adjusted?
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wrists
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shoulders
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elbows
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hips
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knees
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ankles
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feet
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jaw (TMJ)
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fingers
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toes
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