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Frequently Asked Questions

Frequently Asked Questions
Spinal joint dysfunction is a condition in a verterbral joint that stops working properly. The joint loses proper motion, becomes misaligned (e.g. twisted, tilted), causing inflammation and most importantly – disrupts the nerve closeby. When the nerve is disrupted, it interferes with the ‘communication highway’ between the brain, and the body. The easy way to understand it, is as a traffic jam or roadblock, slowing down traffic flow.
This can cause pain, and more commonly results in a loss of function before any major symptoms are felt. Similar to a tooth cavity- until the cavity actually irritates the nerve, they go silent and unnoticed until detected by a professional.
Commonly spinal joint dysfunction will cause:
reduced range of motion
reduced muscle power – as spinal nerves control leg and arm muscles
reduced reflexes
reduced sensation which can turn into numbness
reduced organ function such as digestion and breathing function.
In our thorough examination of the spine and nerve system, we will get a comprehensive view of your condition and then be able to tailor a specific plan for you.
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