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Joint Dysfunctions

Joint dysfunction, a widespread issue, refers to discomfort, stiffness, aches, or soreness in any joint of the body. Often accompanied by inflammation and swelling, it is a prevalent cause of arthritis. The knees, hips, shoulders, and spine are commonly affected areas, but joint dysfunction can arise in any joint. Its severity can vary from mild to severe, leading to chronic or acute pain, and significantly impacting mobility and overall quality of life.

The most commonly reported symptoms of joint pain include pain, tenderness, stiffness, swelling, and redness around the affected joint. Some people may also experience a reduced range of motion or difficulty moving the affected joint, as well as a feeling of weakness or instability in the joint. 

At Functional Restoration Institute, Dr. Kohen employs a comprehensive approach to treating joint dysfunction. Dr. Kohen utilizes a variety of techniques, including chiropractic motion palpation and adjustment, osteopathic joint pumping, the McKenzie method, and fascial manipulation, to help reduce pain, swelling, and inflammation, while also improving joint mobility and function. By taking a personalized approach to each patient’s treatment plan, Dr. Kohen aims to address joint dysfunction and improve overall quality of life. Additionally, patient education and self-treatment strategies are emphasized to help manage symptoms and prevent future episodes of joint pain.

Joint Dysfunctions
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