Mitchell Chiropractic has been providing leg pain treatment in the Cambridge area for over 30 years.
The key differentiator from chiropractic compared to many, many other modalities of care is this: we don’t treat symptoms. We treat causes in order to eliminate symptoms. If you don’t address the underlying causes, symptoms will return anyway. Our job is to help your body reset and realign, to get back into a healthier pattern that doesn’t generate repeat pain.
Leg pain is no different. What causes leg pain? There are numerous causes. We can’t diagnose your body’s unique experience in a single internet article. But we can tell you that shooting pain, numbness, and throbbing pain in the leg, like many other areas of the body, are often the result of an issue with the spine.
You see, the spine is the main communication channel between the brain and the body. It sends signals and information back and forth. When something causes the spine to shift, in a dramatic way (such as a car accident) or a subtle, cumulative way (such as a desk job), the communication is slowed down and disrupted. This causes confusion in the body, manifesting as discomfort and pain.
So when you come to our Cambridge, Ontario chiropractic office seeking relief from leg pain, there is a very good chance we can help.
But we likely won’t start by treating your leg: we will likely follow your pain to the source, and treat your spine. By returning the spine to alignment, we can restore the open lines of communication within your brain and body. And with that in place, your body is in a much better position to heal the pain you’re feeling now, and not repeat it.
This is the beauty of chiropractic care. We treat the cause, and thus alleviate the symptoms. From leg pain treatment to migraines, we are proud to help clients of all ages, shapes and sizes restore their spine to alignment and restore their body back to health. Give us a call and let’s explore how we can help you on your journey to wellness. We'd be honoured to be part of your journey with you.