Bursitis
Chiropractic spinal adjustments can help to alleviate both the
direct and indirect interference of the nervous system and
restore normal nerve supply to the joints, organs, and tissues.
All joints have sacs filled with fluid that act as lubricated
protection to
spots where the tendons rub against any bony protrusion. When
these sacs become inflamed, the result is the painful onset of
bursitis.
While any joint may develop bursitis, the most common joints
affected are the shoulder, elbow, knee, hip and foot. Bursitis
may be acute or chronic. It starts with localized pain and with
immobility in various ranges of motion.
The causes of this inflammation may be trauma, acute or chronic
infection, rheumatoid arthritis or gout. These conditions are
almost always associated with a direct or indirect disturbed
physiology which is normally maintained and controlled by the
nervous system. Direct interference can be any interference to
the nerve supply to a joint, like a shoulder.
Indirect interference is created when the body’s physiology is
disturbed due to an insufficient nerve supply from
the brain and spinal cord to organs involved in maintaining the
fluid in the bursa sac.
Chiropractic spinal adjustments
can help to alleviate both the direct and indirect interference
of the nervous system and restore normal nerve supply to the
joints, organs, and tissues.
Once again, gentle chiropractic
adjustments can help relieve any interference of the nerves
between the brain and the elimination organs, helping the
asthmatic person to breathe normally again.
Chiropractors work to gently restore motion and to restore
proper nerve flow through eliminating any misalignments in
vertebrae that affect pressure on the corresponding nerves. |
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