Dr. Scott B Snyder, DC

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Address: 11328 Okeechobee Blvd Ste 9, Royal Palm Beach, FL 33411

Dr. Scott B Snyder, DC

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Deep Tissue Massage
Massage – Using a massage machine you could try use the massager to try relax any muscular tension in the area. You could also see a massage therapist for a deep tissue massage.

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Chiropractic Adjustments
But many chiropractors are discovering that arm pain, tingling, and numbness is occasionally misdiagnosed as carpal tunnel and that the real problem is located in the patient’s neck, where the nerves that eventually travel through the carpal tunnel in your wrist originate. If your spine is out of alignment, this can cause pressure on the nerves in your neck. Even if the nerve is been impinged in your neck, you may not feel the effects where the impingent is happening: you may instead experience symptoms in your shoulder, arm, elbow, wrist, hand, or fingers. Chiropractic adjustments to your spine can help alleviate pain in these situations.
Subluxation
Vertebrae (the bones in your back) fit together so that the LIFE (nerve supply) produced in your brain may filter down your spinal cord and out over your nerves. This LIFE is responsible for growth, repair, and healing in your entire body. When vertebrae are out of their natural alignment, nerves become stretched or twisted (commonly referred to as a nerve “pinch”), and this vital communication system in the body is disrupted. This neurological disturbance is called a subluxation, and it may result in the failure of one or more parts of the body, as well as health in general. Subluxations can also foster the onset of sickness and disease as the body weakens. The Doctor of Chiropractic specializes in the detection and correction of subluxations. Instead of treating the symptoms of the disease, the chiropractor corrects the subluxation so that normal body functions may take place. This is done by laying our hands on your back and gently lining up the vertebrae in their natural position. This process may take weeks or months, depending on the amount of misalignment. LIFE may then be restored throughout the body, and healing can take place. As your body heals, the symptoms begin to diminish. By having subluxations corrected throughout childhood, your child will have a better opportunity to be as healthy as possible.
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Chiropractic Neurology
Treatment consists of determining the cause(s) of the nerve compression and treating the structures involved. Comprehensive treatment and rehabilitation of the muscles, nerves and joints is imperative, as it is often not just one system, but multiple sources of dysfunction. Chiropractic Neurology is very successful in the treatment of these issues, often avoiding surgery or other invasive options.
Disc Herniation Treatment
Causes of lower back pain are varied. Most cases are believed to be due to a sprain or strain in the muscles and soft tissues of the back. Overactivity of the muscles of the back can lead to an injured or torn ligament in the back which in turn leads to pain. An injury can also occur to one of the intervertebral discs. Due to aging, discs begin to diminish and shrink in size, resulting in vertebrae and facet joints rubbing against one another. Pain is also generated through lumbar spinal stenosis, sciatica and scoliosis. At the lowest end of the spine, some patients may have tailbone pain. Others may have pain from their sacroiliac joint, where the spinal column attaches to the pelvis, called sacroiliac joint dysfunction. Physical causes may include osteoarthritis, rheumatoid arthritis, degeneration of the discs between the vertebrae or a spinal disc herniation, a vertebral fracture (such as from osteoporosis), or rarely, an infection or tumor.

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