Our chiropractors often recommend massage therapy as part of a patient's treatment plan for a fast and effective recovery. At Metro Denver Accident & Injury Centers in Westminster, and Aurora, our professional staff can help alleviate your pain or discomfort and prevent it from reoccurring using various non-invasive techniques, including massage therapy. We understand that you may have some questions about chiropractic care combined with massage therapy. That's why we've put together a list of answers to some frequently asked questions.
How Does Massage Therapy Help Relieve Pain?
Massage therapy alleviates pain by loosening muscle tension. When our chiropractor kneads the tissues, this helps break up scar tissue and promotes blood flow to the affected area, helping to reduce inflammation and improve your body's natural healing process.
What Injuries Does Massage Therapy Treat?
Massage therapy can be used to treat a variety of muscle injuries, including sports injuries and personal injuries. Massage therapy can address any lack of mobility or flexibility in the musculoskeletal system. Additionally, massage can alleviate excessive stress and tension in your shoulders or neck.
What Types of Massage Therapy Are Available?
We offer different forms of massage therapy and will use the type to treat your pain or discomfort properly. The most common is Swedish massage, which relaxes the body and relieves tension. Deep tissue massage targets deeper layers of the muscles. Additionally, sports massage relieves overworked muscles and improves flexibility for better performance out on the field.
Visit Us for Massage Therapy from Our Chiropractors in Westminster, and Aurora
Metro Denver Accident & Injury Centers understands that you want long-term relief from your pain or discomfort. That's why we combine massage therapy and chiropractic care for a fast and stress-free recovery process. During your first consultation, our chiropractors can determine if massage therapy is right for you. Contact our Westminster, or Aurora location today to schedule your first consultation or to learn more about how we can help.