Back and neck pain
Most back and neck pain we see is mechanical: a joint that has stopped moving the way it should, and the muscle guarding that follows. We examine range of motion, posture and joint play, take X-rays only if the exam warrants them, and adjust the segments that are restricted. Soft-tissue work and PEMF often go alongside the adjustment to settle the surrounding muscle.
If the pain travels down a leg or arm rather than staying local, read sciatica and disc injuries instead. Most patients find relief without prescriptions or surgery.

