Back Alignments
Your spine controls a significant portion of your body's movement. Spinal injuries can thus lead to great pain and decreased movement. Back alignments are designed to combat these spinal problems.
Whether you've been in a major accident or you're just combating the vagaries of age, getting a back alignment at Dr. Greg Symko can help improve your quality of life.
Fight Arthritis
Arthritis targets your joints, so our back alignment treatment can help mitigate your symptoms.
Soothe Inflammation
Bad posture inflames the muscles in your back. Realignment helps you improve your posture and soothe your back.
Increase Mobility
If your back is misaligned, it won't be able to move correctly. That's why back alignments can help.
Reduce Pain
We'll diagnose the source of your pain and align your back in its proper place.
Increase Muscle Strength
Bad posture is fatiguing, so our back alignment treatment will help revitalize your life.
Accident Trauma
We deal with three types of cases at Dr. Greg Symko, and accident trauma is the most urgent. When MA
residents come to us after an auto accident, we make sure to diagnose both the short- and long-term problems that the accident may have caused. We believe in holistic practice here, so we'll help you get back on your feet and living a happy life.
Generalized Pain
Of the three types of cases we deal with at Dr. Greg Symko, generalized pain is the most common. Countless people suffer from non-specific back pain, neck pain, shoulder pain, and more. This is often a result of bad posture, though it can point to undiagnosed ongoing conditions, which we describe in more detail in the next section.
Ongoing Conditions
There are a variety of conditions that benefit from chiropractic treatment: spinal problems are the most obvious, since they involve problems that can be fixed with back alignments. But our expertise in mechanical joint dysfunction means we're also able to help arthritis patients, nerve pains, headaches, and more. We'll mitigate the pain while also determining what's causing it.