Graston Technique for back pain - Your Burlington NC Chiropractor

Upper back and back pain can be awful for desk workers and teachers. The muscles end up getting so tight we end up with trigger points and pain across the shoulders and in between the shoulder blades. Headaches are also common as a result. Graston technique can be hugely successful for tight and spasming muscles in this area. Dr. Andy in Burlington, NC has a long track record of using this technique with awesome results.
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Dr. Andy Van Hoewyk, Chiropractic Physician with Cardinal Chiropractic and Sports Recovery in Burlington, NC.
Cardinal Chiropractic and Sports Recovery is located in Burlington NC. We specialize in evidence based, conservative care for weekend warriors, dedicated athletes, and desk workers. We provide personalized care so that you can feel the relief that comes when you live with passion, not pain.
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[@miker4430]

Had it first time today and am feeling better

[@cardinalchiropracticandspo5249]

Glad to hear it!

[@admidwest]

This is really informative. Thank you.

[@cardinalchiropracticandspo5249]

You are so welcome!

[@Lorenzo11281]

Nice video

[@cardinalchiropracticandspo5249]

Thanks! Let me know if there is a topic you'd like me to cover in a future video!

[@bhuru420]

I wish i can have that treatment

[@cardinalchiropracticandspo5249]

Any good physios or chiros in your area?

[@YaelBerman]

Very interesting. Is this similar to trigger point massage? How does it work in actual back injuries and how long does it take them to heal?

[@cardinalchiropracticandspo5249]

Yes it is similar to a trigger point massage. Totally depends on the type of injury.

[@Sethro92]

I saw a video on Tik Tok of a lifelong physical therapist essentially doing this a couple inches under the armpit, like a deep tissue massage in an area on the ribs rhat will feel tender. This is done to release lower back pain and end sciatica. He even said he doesnt know why it works but it just does 😂

[@cardinalchiropracticandspo5249]

That's interesting, I've never seen that. But, I call things like that the "your backbone is connected to your hip bone" effect :)