Chiropractic Care for Norfolk Fibromyalgia Pain

At Wards Corner Chiropractic, our chiropractors understand that fibromyalgia can be a confusing and frustrating condition. Symptoms may vary from person to person, and it can be exceedingly difficult to diagnose and treat. But if you are one of the millions of people in the United States today who are suffering from the fatigue, tenderness and back pain of this debilitating condition, all you want is relief. It may cause a change in your metabolism and interfere with your body's ability to naturally heal itself. Many patients come to Wards Corner Chiropractic looking for natural pain relief because they are concerned about the dangerous effects of prescription drugs.

While there is no cure yet for this painful condition, our Norfolk chiropractor can address the underlying causes and provide natural pain relief so you can continue to lead an active life. Some patients who have suffered for years with fibromyalgia's debilitating symptoms are so pleased with the relief we are able to provide for them that they regret not coming to see us much earlier.

Help for Fibromyalgia from Our Norfolk Chiropractor

If you are experiencing symptoms that include stiffness, tender pain points, trigger points of spasmed muscle fibers, overwhelming fatigue, temperature sensitivity, or cognitive problems, you may be suffering from this condition. Our doctor will perform a thorough examination to rule out other possible causes of pain. Then we will prescribe a treatment program that may include trigger point therapy, chiropractic care, nutritional counseling, and lifestyle recommendations. Trigger point therapy may help relieve some of your stiffness, while chiropractic care can help restore movement to your spine and neck and improve nervous system function. Our chiropractor may also recommend spinal decompression therapy to relieve some of the back pain you are experiencing.

Come to Wards Corner Chiropractic, a Best of Norfolk 2012 Gold Winner, and let us find an all-natural treatment approach to help relieve your pain and get you back to what you enjoy doing most.

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