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Part of correcting the problem of back pain is knowing what works and what doesn't. The latest researchpublished by orthopedic journal Spine demonstrates how effective chiropractic care can be.

Augusta GA Chiropractors Georgia Clinic of Chiropractic have had great success in treating patients with TMJ.

If you’re suffering from headaches and are tired of taking pain-relieving medications, call Augusta GA Chiropractors Georgia Clinic of Chiropractic at 706-814-5053.

As Augusta GA Chiropractors, Georgia Clinic of Chiropractic successfully treats the most common cause of muscle spams by correcting joint function.

As experienced chiropractors in Augusta GA, Georgia Clinic of Chiropractic has great success in treating herniated discs, in addition to other conditions that cause back pain.

The goal of chiropractic treatment for sciatica is to find where the pressure on the sciatic nerve is, and remove it. Chiropractic reduce pressure from vertebral misalignments and spinal degeneration.

Augusta GA Chiropractors Georgia Clinic of Chiropractic have great success in treating a range of conditions that lead to ankle pain.

If you’re a migraine sufferer and you’re tired of dealing with migraines, we would be more than happy to sit down with you to see if our chiropractic in Augusta GA may be the right treatment for you.

The most common cause of thoracic outlet syndrome is pressure on the nerves or blood vessels that go to the arms.

Plantar fasciitis is best treated early. The longer and more severe it becomes, the harder and more involved treatment becomes. Seek help from an experienced provider sooner than later.

As experienced chiropractors in Augusta GA, we can manually release (or stretch) the muscles and ligaments that may be entrapping the lateral femoral cutaneous nerve.

Many people will have heard the term ‘slipped disc’ but this is a rather inaccurate name, as discs actually cannot slip. They can wear, split or herniate.

A whiplash neck sprain occurs when your head is suddenly jolted backwards and forwards (or forwards then backwards) in a whip-like movement, or is suddenly forcibly rotated.

Your foot is an intricate network of bones, ligaments, tendons and muscles. Strong enough to bear your body weight, your foot can be prone to injury and pain.

Neck pain is just that – pain in the neck. Pain can be localized to the cervical spine or may radiate down an arm (radiculopathy). All age groups are at risk of developing neck pain.

The Achilles is the large tendon connecting the two major calf muscles--the gastrocnemius and soleus--to the back of the heel bone.