Chiropractor, Omaha

Adjustments are part of the usual routine of chiropractic care. Because our bodies go through slight shifts as a result of our life experiences, adjustments are essential for effective chiropractic care. Life experiences causing these shifts may be from accidents, injuries, and even the physical daily wear that life inevitably causes on our bodies. Pregnancy, childbirth, and even being born are causes of these shifts. Furthermore, activities that many individuals undertake on a daily basis, including driving, using a computer, and working out, might cause the shifts. We treat conditions, pain, and injury through the musculoskeletal system by performing chiropractic adjustments. 

Acupuncture has roots in Traditional Chinese Medicine and has been used for thousands of years. The foundation of this healing method is the concept of chi or life force. Chi flows through the body along meridians or energy routes. If something interrupts this energy flow, it can cause a number of symptoms and health issues. The earliest practitioners of Acupuncture worked with a complex map of body points where chi may be redirected via Acupuncture. The needles would restore health by rerouting the chi to its proper course. According to modern Western medical studies, Acupuncture appears to function on the nervous system in a similar way to the ancient idea of chi.

From the outside looking in, dry needling appears very similar to Acupuncture in terms of treatment. Dry needling is a clinically successful technique for treating muscular pain and myofascial dysfunction.Dry needling is an efficient and effective technique for restoring normal muscle function and surrounding structures.Muscles that develop 'hard knots' or trigger points become tight and painful and place increased stress on other areas of the body.A fine needle is inserted into the trigger point, releasing it and allowing the muscle to lengthen, reducing pain and improving function.The body will naturally send all of its healing properties to the site, enhancing the needle's therapeutic effect.

MRT is a highly specialized stretching technique used to treat patients with a variety of soft tissue issues.Every MRT session consists of both an examination and a treatment. Our therapists examine the texture, tightness, and movement of muscles, fascia, tendons, ligaments, and nerves using their hands. Abnormal tissues are treated by a combination of precisely directed tension with very specific patient movements. Myofascial release may be beneficial if you have long-lasting muscle pain. This therapy focuses on the layer of tissue that covers your muscles. It's called the "fascia." It can become tight. It can lead to "trigger points," which are sensitive places. Myofascial release can reduce pain by relaxing your fascia.