If you’re an athlete, it’s extremely important to keep your body in top condition. That’s why about 90% of all world-class athletes use sports injuries chiropractic care to treat and prevent sports injuries. Whether you’re a football player who takes hit after hit or a tennis player who puts constant pressure on your joints, regular chiropractic care can help keep you in the game. No matter what sport you play, the team at Maryland Chiropractic can help you:
- Improve your flexibility
- Increase blood flow
- Shorten the healing time
- Decrease the risk of further injury
- Reduce inflammation
- Relieve pain
- Shorten the healing time
- Promote neurological activity
- Reduce joint stress
Almost every athlete can benefit from seeing a chiropractor. Whether you play a contact sport, such as football, or an individual sport, such as track, swimming or gymnastics, you’re more susceptible to sports injuries than the average person.
How Chiropractic Care Helps Sport Injuries
At Maryland Chiropractic, some of the most common sports injuries we see include:
- sprains
- strains
- groin pulls
- knee injuries
- tennis elbow
- spinal misalignments
- and more
When you come in, we’ll evaluate your condition, run a few assessments and create a treatment plan that’s right for you. We understand that everyone’s body is different and every sport requires unique care. Some treatment methods include spinal adjustments, spinal manipulation, stimulation, exercise and more. Using state-of-the-art technology, we’ll be able to help keep everything working as it should so you can reach your full potential.
Aside from treating injuries, another benefit of chiropractic care is establishing a relationship. In case an injury ever does happen, the doctor will already know your body and be able to care for it better. If you’re an athlete in the Annapolis or Edgewater, MD area, come to see us at Maryland Chiropractic. We offer free initial consultations. You’ll enjoy the convenience of same-day appointments and flexible hours so you never have to miss an important game or practice session.
