Shoulder Pain FAQs

Patients seeking treatment at Advanced Physical Medicine of Yorkville usually have a bunch of questions about why their shoulder hurts. A top shoulder pain FAQ is, "Can chiropractic care relieve the pain in my shoulder?" The answer is, YES. There are also other questions that patients ask our Yorkville chiropractors Dr. Berkey and Dr. Minardi. Below are answers to the top 4.

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Q. What Types of Shoulder Conditions Can a Chiropractor Treat?

A. The shoulder is a large joint made up of the upper arm bone, collarbone, and shoulder blades on the left and ride side of the body. The joint is held together by the rotator cuffs, muscles, tendons, and ligaments, and facilitates a wide range of motion. Various shoulder conditions can cause pain, including these common problems patients seek chiropractic relief for:

  • Strains & Sprains: From suddenly twisting or overstretching the muscles, tendons, and ligaments
  • Dislocated Shoulder: The upper arm bone pops out of its socket as a result of a fall, auto accident, or direct blow to the joint.
  • Rotator Cuff Injury: Strains or tears in the shoulder muscles or tendons
  • Shoulder Bursae: Inflammation of the tiny fluid-filled sacs that allow the gliding motion of the shoulder
  • Frozen Shoulder: Pain, inflammation, and stiffness of the connective tissue surrounding the shoulder joint
  • Tendinitis: From overuse or repetitive motion and overhead work. Swimmers, baseball players, and tennis players have a greater risk of tendinitis.

Q. What are the Common Signs Something is Wrong with My Shoulder?

A. A dull or sharp pain, stiffness, swelling, and decreased range of motion are surefire signs of trouble. Some patients are unable to perform simple tasks such as combing their hair, buttoning their shirt, or reaching overhead. Numbness, tingling, or weakness may occur if the pain is linked to a pinched nerve in the neck.

Q. Why Isn't My Doctor-Prescribed Treatment Working?

A. Ice pack treatment, heat therapy, and pain medication may work for mild strains, sprains, and swelling. Problems such as shoulder dislocation, rotator cuff injury, bursitis, and tendinitis are effectively treated with chiropractic care.

Q. How Does a Yorkville Chiropractor Treat Shoulder Pain?

A. Treatment at Advanced Physical Medicine of Yorkville will depend on the underlying cause of the pain. We provide sports injury treatment, car accident treatment, chiropractic adjustments, massage therapy, physical therapy, and rehabilitation. Adjustment is performed to realign the shoulder joints and bones and reduce pain, swelling, inflammation, and stiffness. The other therapies work in synergy with adjustments to maximize healing and increase joint mobility.

Schedule a Consultation With Our Chiropractor in Yorkville

Our shoulder pain treatments are designed to restore shoulder functions, so you can get back to your daily activities without the "ouch." All techniques and therapies used are medication-free and provide long-lasting results. Call 630-553-2111 to schedule an appointment at our Yorkville, IL clinic.

An Overview of Cryo Contouring from Advanced Physical Medicine of Yorkville

If you are in the Yorkville area we want you to know there are non-invasive treatment options available for a variety of health concerns. People visit our office because they feel that their diet and exercise are not working for their weight loss goals. Furthermore, some people might have reached their weight loss goals; but, their bodies still don’t look quite how they thought it would. Sometimes, this adversely impacts their confidence and self-esteem. This is where a service called cryo contouring can be helpful. It is important to understand what this procedure is. At Advanced Physical Medicine of Yorkville, we are here to help everyone with their weight loss and fat freezing goals!

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Cryo Contouring Can Be Used To Treat Stubborn Fat Cells

Cryo contouring can be used to target those stubborn pockets of fat that don’t seem to want to go away. Once people reach adult age, the number of fat cells they have is going to be relatively constant. These fat cells might change size from time to time; however, it can be hard to eliminate these stubborn pockets of cells. Even though people are dedicated to diet and exercise, these pockets just don’t seem to want to go away. The location of these pockets can vary in location from person to person. Everyone carries fat in different areas of their body.

With cryo contouring, a trained provider is going to use a technique called cryolipolysis to freeze away those fat cells. This treatment was under development for years. Now, this treatment is available to help people eliminate those last few pockets of fat. Fat freezing can lead to proven results.

How Does Cryo Contouring Work?

When someone comes to see us for cryo contouring, they are going to receive a non-invasive procedure that can remove pockets of fat. This means that the recovery process following cryo contouring is much shorter than for alternatives, such as liposuction. For example, people who receive cryo contouring are usually in and out in a matter of hours. People can even go back to their daily routines almost immediately. For this reason, cryo contouring has skyrocketed in popularity. Now, cryo contouring is more accessible than it has been in the past.

Call Us Today to Learn More

At Advanced Physical Medicine of Yorkville, we are invested in the needs of our patients. We are here to provide everyone in the local Yorkville area with access to a procedure that can help them achieve the body of their dreams, leading to a boost in self-confidence. If you are in Yorkville, IL call (630) 239-7284 today to make an appointment!


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