Our Services
From sports injuries and arthritis of the joints to back pain or scoliosis, Beaumont Chiropractic Clinic is equipped to handle all your chiropractic needs...

Massage Therapy
... Massage therapy: Alleviates headache-associated pain Helps improve your ability to walk with a normal and balanced gait Helps lower your blood pressure Improves your breathing as a result of a more relaxed diaphragm Improves your range of motion, muscle tone, and flexibility Increases your blood flow, which aids in the healing process and allows muscles to work more efficiently; Reduces stiffness, pain and muscle tension Stimulates the body to release helpful chemicals such as endorphins Massage has been shown to be an effective treatment for a wide variety of health problems, including: Stress Sleep apnea and insomnia Sinusitis Range of motion Pain (chronic and temporary) Myofascial pain Jaw disorders Injuries such as pulled or strained muscles and ligaments Headache Digestive disorders, including spastic colon and constipation Circulatory problems Carpal tunnel syndrome Asthma and bronchitis Arthritis Allergies In some cases, devices may be used to perform massage...

Electric Muscle Stimulation
... Radiofrequency rhizotomy - Normally used for chronic cases of facet joint syndrome, a degenerative condition in which joint cartilage wears thin, causing stiffness, inflammation, muscle spasms, and later osteoarthritis...

Ice Therapy
... Ice massage can provide a number of benefits, including: Assisting the body in minimizing tissue damage Mitigating muscle spasms Reducing or eliminating pain by numbing sore soft tissues Slowing and reducing inflammation and swelling Ice therapy is not recommended as a form of treatment for any kinds of rheumatoid arthritis, Raynaud's Syndrome (a circulatory disorder of blood vessels of the extremities), colds or allergic conditions, paralysis, or areas of impaired sensation...

Adjustments
... Chiropractic adjustments are performed to treat a wide variety of conditions, including (but not limited to): Arthritis Bursitis Carpal tunnel syndrome and other repetitive strain disorders Chronic muscle pain and stiffness Headaches Most musculoskeletal and sports-related injuries Nerve disorders Pain and stiffness in the back, chest, abdomen, neck, hips and shoulders, as well as extremities such as arms, legs, and feet Sciatica pain Scoliosis Tendonitis Whiplash and other traumatic injuries Adjustments can be performed while sitting, standing, or lying down...

Your First Visit
...Such clues include whether you have or have had: Bone disorders such as osteoporosis Circulatory problems (poor circulation could be a sign that you have a subluxation, for example) Dizziness or blurred vision Heart conditions such as hypertension or high blood pressure Infections, especially those affecting your spine Injuries, such as bone fractures, muscle sprains, or disc injuries Joint disorders such as arthritis Sleep apnea Be prepared to answer such questions as: Did the onset of your pain immediately follow an injury...

Glossary
...In some cases, facet joint syndrome can contribute to joint inflammation, muscle spasms, and later osteoarthritis...

Benefits of Chiropractic Care
...Moreover, scores of patients with chronic headaches, sinus problems, high blood pressure, ear infections, leg pain, arthritis, and many other illnesses have reported significant relief after chiropractic therapy...

Common Myths
...While chiropractic adjustments can be especially helpful in relieving pain for facet joint injuries, osteoarthritis, and sacroiliac joint dysfunction, scores of patients with chronic headaches, sinus problems, high blood pressure, ear infections, leg pain, arthritis, and many other illnesses have reported significant relief after chiropractic therapy...

Posture
...It also can lead to such problems as: fatigue (from over-taxed muscles supporting a misaligned spine); muscle aches in your neck, back, arms, and legs; and stiff, painful joints (which may eventually lead to conditions such as degenerative osteoarthritis...

As You Get Older
...This will help ward off osteoarthritis...

Back Pain
...In more serious cases, the pain may be caused by a degenerative condition, such as arthritis, disc disease, or disc herniation...

Knee Pain
...Osteoarthritis, the most common form of arthritis in the knee, is caused by the gradual degradation of the cartilage in the joint...

Leg Pain
...Other causes include spondylolisthesis, spinal stenosis, and arthritis...

Wrist Pain
...Diabetes, arthritis, pregnancy, and obesity have also been linked with carpal tunnel as well...

Arthritis
...According to some experts, eight out of 10 Americans over the age of 55 suffer from one form of arthritis or another...

Carpal Tunnel Syndrome
...Diabetes, arthritis, pregnancy, and obesity have also been linked with carpal tunnel as well...

Joint Disorders - Spine
...In some cases, facet joint syndrome can contribute to joint inflammation, muscle spasms, and later osteoarthritis...