Chiropractic Care

Dizziness and vertigo are fairly common symptoms after an auto injury. There are a few different causes for these symptoms:

The most common cause of dizziness is injury to the tissues of the neck. When the ligaments and discs of the neck are injured, inflammation and scar tissue can affect the nerves of the spine that help us regulate balance. In fact, recent studies show that most patients suffer from balance problems after an auto accident, even if they don’t have symptoms of dizziness.

In some cases, vertigo can be caused by direct or indirect brain injury.

Whether you’re suffering from arthritis or repetitive stress injuries, joint pain can severely limit your quality of life. A chiropractor can use a combination of extremity adjustments and exercise therapy to improve your range of motion and reduce pain.

Sciatica is a painful condition caused by irritation or inflammation of the sciatic nerve. If you suffer from sciatic pain, you know how disruptive it can be to your life.

Fortunately, chiropractic is the perfect way to help you heal. At Eagle Chiropractic, we’ve helped many patients in Austin, Indiana  recover from sciatica.

Medical doctors often recommend surgery for work injuries like back pain and carpal tunnel syndrome. For many people though, taking time off work to recover from surgery isn’t an option. What’s more, many patients who do undergo surgery for back pain and carpal tunnel require revision surgery when their symptoms return a few years down the line. Chiropractic on the other hand, addresses the root of your pain to provide lasting relief.

Studies show that chiropractic treatments are effective for a number of work injuries including back pain, carpal tunnel syndrome, repetitive stress injuries, sciatica, neck pain, headache, migraine, and carpal tunnel syndrome. Whether you’re a manual laborer with a back injury or an office worker with neck pain, chiropractic can get you back on the job free of pain.

Fibromyalgia affects the soft tissue of the body, causing muscle pain and fatigue.

Neck pain is a common pain symptom experienced by most of us. Most neck pain begins with some kind of trauma, but sometimes the origin is difficult to identify.

With all neck pain—no matter what the cause—the pain itself tells us that there is some kind of problem in the functioning of the different parts of the spine

​Dr. Brett Usher sees a wide variety of health issues in our Austin, Indiana chiropractic office, and one problem we see is frozen shoulder. Frozen shoulder generally consists of three stages:

the freezing stage which is when the pain sets in and motion starts to become limited,
the frozen stage as the shoulder becomes stiffer and harder to move, and
the thawing stage which is when the pain and stiffness begin to lessen.
While medications and injections are a common medical treatment, Dr. Brett Usher finds that chiropractic can also help. The scientific literature confirms that a non-invasive approach can work.

Austin, Indiana Chiropractic Care for Frozen Shoulder

As reported in the literature, chiropractic has been found to totally alleviate frozen shoulder symptoms for some people, offering a complete recovery from the pain and stiffness that come with this particular condition. In others, people with frozen shoulder have reported significant relief, ranging from 50 to 90 percent improvement.

Dr. Brett Usher is your Austin chiropractor and is here to help you with all of your health issues. To learn more about how we can help you recover from frozen shoulder pain, give our office a call today at (812) 794-9181. You can also learn more about the benefits of chiropractic care.

Every year, around 100,000 Americans have surgery to relieve knee pain. But studies suggest that many people can avoid surgery through natural, conservative treatments. Chiropractic adjustments, exercise therapy, and weight loss have all been shown to reduce symptoms of knee pain in patients osteoarthritis.

Chiropractic can also ease leg pain associated with sciatic nerve damage and sports injuries.