Conditions We Treat
Back Pain
Back pain can develop after an injury, repeated movement, or changes involving the spine. Symptoms may affect sitting, standing, bending, walking, or other daily activities. At Leucadia Chiropractic, the doctor reviews where the pain occurs, how it started, and what movements affect it before discussing care based on the examination findings.
Neck Pain
Neck pain can come from different sources and may involve stiffness, muscle tension, reduced movement, or discomfort during everyday activities. The doctor evaluates how the neck moves, when the symptoms began, and whether other areas are involved. Treatment recommendations are based on the patient’s symptoms, health history, and examination findings.
Headaches and Migraines
Headaches can take different forms and may vary in location, intensity, and frequency. Some patients also notice neck tension or other symptoms at the same time. Leucadia Chiropractic evaluates the headache pattern, health history, and relevant physical findings before determining what type of care may be appropriate.
Sciatica
Sciatica affects the sciatic nerve and may cause symptoms that travel from the lower back or hip into the leg. Some patients may also notice numbness or tingling. The doctor reviews where the symptoms travel, what movements affect them, and other examination findings before developing an individual treatment plan.
Shoulder Pain
Shoulder pain can make reaching, lifting, exercising, or other arm movements difficult. Patients may notice pain, stiffness, or reduced range of motion in the shoulder joint. The clinic evaluates how the shoulder moves and where symptoms occur before determining which available treatment options fit the patient’s findings.
Knee Pain
Knee pain may be connected to an injury, repeated activity, or other changes affecting the joint. Symptoms can become noticeable while walking, bending, using stairs, exercising, or standing. The doctor evaluates how the knee is functioning and considers the patient’s symptoms and physical findings before recommending care.
Hip Pain
Hip pain can affect walking, standing, exercise, and other daily movements. Some patients experience stiffness, while others notice discomfort during specific activities. Leucadia Chiropractic evaluates where the symptoms occur, how the hip moves, and how the condition affects daily activity before discussing treatment options.
Foot Pain
Foot pain can affect standing, walking, exercise, and regular daily activity. The clinic works with different foot concerns, including plantar fasciitis. The doctor evaluates where the symptoms occur, when they started, and how the foot is functioning before deciding which available services may be appropriate.
Whiplash / Auto Accident Injuries
Whiplash is a neck injury that may occur when the head and neck move suddenly, including during an auto accident. Symptoms may include neck pain, stiffness, headaches, muscle tension, or reduced movement. The doctor evaluates how the injury is affecting the patient before recommending care based on the examination findings.
Elbow Pain
Elbow pain can become noticeable during gripping, lifting, sports, work, or repeated arm movement. The clinic also evaluates conditions such as tennis elbow. The doctor reviews how the symptoms developed and which movements affect the elbow before determining a treatment approach based on the patient’s individual findings.
Arthritis
Arthritis may affect how a joint feels and moves. Patients can experience pain, stiffness, or difficulty with certain activities depending on the joint involved. Leucadia Chiropractic reviews the patient’s symptoms, health history, movement, and examination findings before discussing which available treatment options may fit the condition.
Joint Pain
Joint pain can affect the knees, hips, shoulders, elbows, and other areas. Symptoms may include discomfort, stiffness, or changes in movement. Because joint problems can have different contributing factors, the doctor evaluates the affected area and the patient’s symptoms before developing an individual care plan.
Disc Injuries
Disc injuries can affect the neck or back and may also be connected with symptoms in other areas. Patients can experience pain, stiffness, numbness, tingling, or changes in movement. The doctor reviews the symptoms and examination findings before determining whether chiropractic care, spinal decompression, or another available service should be considered.