Longview Shin Splints Treatment

A common complaint for patients of all ages, knee and joint pain can have a range of causes. From injuries including ruptured ligament or torn cartilage to medical conditions – like arthritis, gout and infections – pain in the knee is a sign that you need to see a doctor, get to the root of the cause, and explore the best treatment options for a full recovery.

What do shin splints feel like?

Symptoms of Shin Splints

How do shin splints happen?

Common Causes of Shin Splints

Mild grades of an ACL injury will mean that the ligament has been stretched, but still offers stability for the knee. The ACL can stretch and become loose, which is known as a partial tear. A full tear of the ligament is the most severe state and will require surgery to repair. In any instance, ACL injuries happen in largely the same ways.

How We Help

Alleviating Shin Splint Pain

Gait & Foot Check

Your chiropractor can check your feet and gait for flat-footedness or imbalance when during running and walking.

Extremity Adjustments

Adjustments and tissue work can align the legs and body to help a patient whose shin splints are caused by gait, posture or foot issues.

Soundwave Therapy

Soundwave therapy can promote tissue healing and reduce inflammation by using gentle soundwaves applied to the affected area, relieving pain and discomfort.

Dry Needling

Inserting fine needles into trigger points and tight muscles surrounding the affected area can promote muscle relaxation, reduce inflammation, and provide lasting relief from pain associated with shin splints.

Kinesio Tape

Kinesio taping methods can reduce pain by relaxing muscles and relieving pressure in the shins.

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Benefits of Chiropractic Care

Reduce Pain

By reducing the inflammation, your chiropractor can help reduce your pain and give your body space to heal.

Enhance Performance

When you see how your technique can be improved, you can begin to enhance your performance in your favorite activities.

Enhance Quality of Life

Aligning the body not only improves your walk, run and athletic performance, it enhances your every day.