Living with arthritis often means daily stiffness, aching joints, and the challenge of staying active despite discomfort. While arthritis can’t be cured, it can be managed, and for many people, chiropractic care offers a practical, non-invasive way to improve mobility, reduce pain, and slow the disease’s progression. At Castledowns Chiropractic Clinic in Edmonton, Alberta, Dr. Chris Oviatt and Dr. Michelle Martinook provide personalized chiropractic care for patients seeking relief from arthritis symptoms.
Arthritis isn’t a single condition. It refers to joint inflammation, which can happen for all sorts of reasons. Osteoarthritis, the most common type, develops gradually as cartilage breaks down over time. Rheumatoid arthritis, which is also common, is an autoimmune condition that leads to inflammation and damage in multiple joints. Both types can lead to pain, stiffness, reduced range of motion, and difficulty performing everyday tasks.
While arthritis most commonly affects the hands, knees, hips, spine, and shoulders, symptoms can vary. What’s consistent is the importance of care that prevents pain while promoting flexibility and movement.
Chiropractic care doesn’t aim to reverse arthritis, but it can play a key role in managing symptoms and preventing further joint deterioration. Gentle, precise adjustments can help improve joint mobility, reduce tension in surrounding muscles, and support better posture and alignment. These effects may not only reduce pain but also make movement easier and more efficient.
Dr. Oviatt and Dr. Martinook take a thorough approach, beginning with an assessment in our Edmonton office of your symptoms, medical history, and mobility. They’ll determine which techniques are appropriate and create a care plan to ease discomfort without aggravating sensitive joints.
In addition to adjustments, treatment may include soft tissue therapy, stretching exercises, and lifestyle recommendations to help you move with greater ease. Patients often report feeling more flexible, less stiff, and more capable of participating in physical activities they once avoided.
For people with arthritis, safety and comfort are essential. The chiropractors at Castledowns Chiropractic Clinic are experienced in adapting care to meet individual needs, including those of people with limited mobility, joint degeneration, or other chronic conditions. Dr. Chris Oviatt and Dr. Michelle Martinook use techniques that minimize pressure while correcting misalignments and improving functional movement.
The goal of chiropractic care for arthritis isn’t to push your body, but to support it. Whether you want to reduce daily discomfort, improve your posture, or maintain independence in daily life, your treatment plan is built around your priorities.
If arthritis pain is affecting your ability to enjoy life, contact Castledowns Chiropractic Clinic in Edmonton, Alberta, by calling (780) 457-3621.
Living with arthritis often means daily stiffness, aching joints, and the challenge of staying active despite discomfort. While arthritis can’t be cured, it can be managed, and for many people, chiropractic care offers a practical, non-invasive way to improve mobility, reduce pain, and slow the disease’s progression. At Castledowns Chiropractic Clinic in Edmonton, Alberta, Dr. Chris Oviatt and Dr. Michelle Martinook provide personalized chiropractic care for patients seeking relief from arthritis symptoms.
Arthritis isn’t a single condition. It refers to joint inflammation, which can happen for all sorts of reasons. Osteoarthritis, the most common type, develops gradually as cartilage breaks down over time. Rheumatoid arthritis, which is also common, is an autoimmune condition that leads to inflammation and damage in multiple joints. Both types can lead to pain, stiffness, reduced range of motion, and difficulty performing everyday tasks.
While arthritis most commonly affects the hands, knees, hips, spine, and shoulders, symptoms can vary. What’s consistent is the importance of care that prevents pain while promoting flexibility and movement.
Chiropractic care doesn’t aim to reverse arthritis, but it can play a key role in managing symptoms and preventing further joint deterioration. Gentle, precise adjustments can help improve joint mobility, reduce tension in surrounding muscles, and support better posture and alignment. These effects may not only reduce pain but also make movement easier and more efficient.
Dr. Oviatt and Dr. Martinook take a thorough approach, beginning with an assessment in our Edmonton office of your symptoms, medical history, and mobility. They’ll determine which techniques are appropriate and create a care plan to ease discomfort without aggravating sensitive joints.
In addition to adjustments, treatment may include soft tissue therapy, stretching exercises, and lifestyle recommendations to help you move with greater ease. Patients often report feeling more flexible, less stiff, and more capable of participating in physical activities they once avoided.
For people with arthritis, safety and comfort are essential. The chiropractors at Castledowns Chiropractic Clinic are experienced in adapting care to meet individual needs, including those of people with limited mobility, joint degeneration, or other chronic conditions. Dr. Chris Oviatt and Dr. Michelle Martinook use techniques that minimize pressure while correcting misalignments and improving functional movement.
The goal of chiropractic care for arthritis isn’t to push your body, but to support it. Whether you want to reduce daily discomfort, improve your posture, or maintain independence in daily life, your treatment plan is built around your priorities.
If arthritis pain is affecting your ability to enjoy life, contact Castledowns Chiropractic Clinic in Edmonton, Alberta, by calling (780) 457-3621.
12222 137 Ave NW #201,
Edmonton, AB T5L4X5
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