Chiropractic Techniques
Wrist Pain

Are you experiencing neck pain? Northbridge Chiropractic offers holistic chiropractic treatments and muscle therapy at our clinic in Perth to treat a variety of conditions which cause neck pain. Whether the pain you’re experiencing is caused by a single incident that strained your neck, degenerative disc disease, disc bulges, a pinched nerve or a neck injury like whiplash, our practitioners provide effective hands-on treatment and experienced advice to treat the symptoms and alleviate the pain.

Treatment & Management

Wrist pain can be a recurring issue, especially for those with repetitive strain injuries or underlying conditions. Consistent care is crucial for preventing flare-ups and maintaining optimal wrist function.

Ongoing treatment at NorthBridge Chiropractic focuses on strengthening supporting muscles, improving flexibility, and addressing any lingering imbalances that could lead to future pain. We’ll equip you with exercises and ergonomic advice to support your wrist health between appointments.

Why is ongoing treatment important for wrist pain?

While initial treatments can provide relief, ongoing care is crucial for preventing recurrence and maintaining long-term wrist health. It helps address underlying imbalances, strengthen supporting muscles, and ensure optimal joint function.

How often should I receive ongoing treatment for wrist pain?

The frequency of treatment varies depending on your individual condition, lifestyle, and the severity of your pain. Your chiropractor at NorthBridge Chiropractic will develop a personalized maintenance plan tailored to your needs.

What does ongoing treatment for wrist pain involve?

Ongoing treatment may include regular adjustments, targeted exercises, ergonomic advice, and lifestyle recommendations. It focuses on maintaining proper joint alignment, improving flexibility, and strengthening supporting muscles.

Can ongoing treatment help prevent future wrist pain?

Yes, absolutely. Regular check-ups and maintenance adjustments can help prevent flare-ups and minimize the risk of recurring pain, especially for those with repetitive strain injuries or underlying conditions.