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We treat all demographics – from newborn to 95 years old patients – who are suffering from muscles, joints and nerves pain, without recruiting to surgery, medications or injections. We also provide specific Chiro/physio treatments Ottawa to those who are looking to optimize their performances in competitive sports but do not have any particular complaints. From the list below, select the area(s) in which you are experiencing pain and view the associated conditions that we treat:

Neck Pain

    1. Cervical Degenerative Disc Disease
    2. Cervical facet joints irritation
    3. Cervical facet hypermobility
    4. Cervical facet joints sprain/strain
    5. Cervical facet syndrome
    6. Mild to moderate cervical spinal stenosis
    7. Cervical disc bulge
    8. Cervical disc herniation
    9. Cervical disc extrusion/prolapse
    10. Cervical osteoarthritis
    11. Torticollis
    12. Mild to moderate cervical joints instability
    13. Poor postural strain/sprain
    14. Cervical radiculopathy (neck pain with upper extremity tingling/numbness)
    15. Fibromyalgia
    16. Myofascial pain syndrome
    17. Thoracic Outlet Syndrome (T.O.S)
    18. Scoliosis
    19. Mild to moderate muscle tear
    20. Rotator cuff injury
    21. Old compression fracture
    22. Whiplash injuries (car/sports injuries)

 

Hip Pain

    1. Groin pain
    2. Meralgia paresthetic
    3. Sports hernia
    4. Detection of femoral stress fracture
    5. Hip labral tear
    6. Iliopsoas bursitis (internal snapping hip)
    7. Detection and management of Legg-Calvé-Perthes disease
    8. Loose bodies (chondral lesions)
    9. Osteoarthritis of the hip
    10. Early stable osteonecrosis of the hip
    11. Slipped capital femoral epiphysis
    12. Transient synovitis (3-8 years old)
    13. External snapping hip
    14. Greater trochanteric bursitis
    15. Greater trochanteric pain syndrome
    16. Gluteal muscle tear/avulsion
    17. Iiac crest apophysis avulsion
    18. Hamstring muscle strain/avulsion
    19. Ischial apophysis avulsion
    20. Ischiofemoral impingement
    21. Piriformis syndrome
    22. Sacroiliac dysfunction
    23. Sacroiliac osteoarthrtis
    24. Hip pain arising from low back injuries
    25. Post-surgical old hip replacement
    26. Posterior/Anterior hip capsule restriction

 

Low Back Pain

    1. Lumbar degenerative disc disease
    2. Lumbar osteoarthritis
    3. Lumbar spondylolytic spondylolisthesis
    4. Lumbar degenerative spondylolisthesis
    5. Lumbar spinal stenosis
    6. Fused lumbar vertebrae
    7. Post-surgical lumbar fusion
    8. Lumbar myofascial pain syndrome
    9. Muscle contusion/mild-to-moderate tear
    10. Lumbar facet joints sprain/strain
    11. Lumbar facet joints irritation
    12. Lumbar facet syndrome
    13. Lumbar disc herniation
    14. Lumbar disc bulge
    15. Lumbar disc prolapse/extrusion
    16. Lumbar radiculopathy (back pain with lower extremity numbness/tingling)
    17. Sciatica
    18. Mechanical low back pain
    19. Episacral lipoma
    20. Sacroiliac syndrome
    21. Piriformis syndrome
    22. Iliopsoas strain
    23. Quadratus lumborum strain
    24. Sacroiliac joint pain
    25. Sacroiliac dysfunction
    26. Early ankylosing spondylitis
    27. Flattening of lumbar lordosis
    28. Lumbar scoliosis
    29. Detect organic pain for referral to physician (kidney infection/cancer…)
    30. Coccyx pain
    31. Sacral pain
    32. Motor vehicle accident injuries

 

Mid-Back Pain

    1. Costoverterbral (rib) irritation (one sided chest pain with mid-back)
    2. Thoracic osteoarthritis
    3. Thoracic degenerative disc disease
    4. Thoracic facet joints sprain/strain
    5. Thoracic facet syndrome
    6. Mild to moderate thoracic spinal stenosis
    7. Occupational thoracic sprain/strain
    8. Thoracic facet joints hypermobility
    9. Scoliosis
    10. Thoracic hyperkyphosis
    11. Myofascial pain syndrome
    12. Scheurmann’s Disease
    13. Early ankylosing spondylitis (co-managed with rheumatologist)
    14. Thoracic disc herniation/bulge
    15. Old compress fracture
    16. Myofascial pain syndrome
    17. Fibromyalgia
    18. T4 syndrome (burning pain between shoulder blades)
    19. Rotator cuff tear/tendinitis
    20. SICK scapula
    21. Mild to moderate winging of the scapula
    22. Organic pain detection (rule out pain from organs for referral)
    23. Motor vehicle accident injuries

 

Jaw/Ear pain

    1. TMJ pain
    2. TMJ capsular sprain
    3. Myofascial pain syndrome of masticatory muscles
    4. Bruxism (teeth grinding)
    5. Recurrent jaw locking
    6. Previous dislocation of the jaw
    7. Headaches
    8. Screen for teeth occlusion (referral for dentist)
    9. Screen for trigeminal neuralgia (referral to neurologist)
    10. Neck sprain/strain
    11. Torticollis

 

Headaches

    1. Tension-type headache
    2. Cervicogenic headache
    3. Migraine headache
    4. Mixed Headache Syndrome
    5. Acute headache
    6. Suboccipital syndrome

Lower Leg Pain

    1. Hamstring strain/sprain
    2. Gluteal complex strain/sprain
    3. Varicoses (co-managed with family doctor)
    4. Lumbar radiculopathy
    5. Sacroiliac dysfunction
    6. Sciatica
    7. Restless Leg Syndrome (co-managed with family doctor)
    8. Myofascial pain syndrome
    9. Myospasms
    10. Gastrocnemius strain
    11. Peroneal strain
    12. Achilles tendonitis
    13. Calcific Achilles tendinitis
    14. Shin splints
    15. Tibial stress fracture
    16. Tibial periostitis (secondary to excessive running)
    17. Mild to moderate tibial plateau marrow edema
    18. Proximal tibiofibular dysfunction
    19. Nerve entrapment
    20. Foot drop
    21. ITB syndrome
    22. Lower leg discrepancy
    23. Scoliosis

 

Knee Pain

    1. Knee osteoarthritis
    2. Knee degenerative joint disease
    3. Osgood-Schlatter Disease (teenagers)
    4. Early osteonecrosis (AVN) of the knee
    5. Baker’s cyst
    6. Mild to moderate tibial plateau fracture (co-managed with physician)
    7. Osteochondritis dessicans
    8. Pelligrini-Stieda syndrome
    9. MCL sprain/tear
    10. LCL sprain/tear
    11. PCL sprain/strain
    12. ACL sprain/strain
    13. Medial Meniscus tear
    14. Lateral Meniscus tear
    15. Leg length discrepancy
    16. Slipped capital femoral epiphysis
    17. Legg-Calve Perthes disease
    18. Lumbar radiculopathy
    19. Knee hypermobility
    20. Patellofemoral syndrome
    21. Patellar traction abnormalit
    22. Patellar tendinitis
    23. Chronic exertional compartment syndrome
    24. Shin splints
    25. CPPD (co-managed with physician)
    26. Myofascial pain syndrome
    27. Post-surgical old knee replacement
    28. Post-surgical knee repair

 

Foot Pain

    1. Heel spurs
    2. Plantar fasciitis
    3. Flat feet
    4. Overpronation/Pes Planus
    5. Oversupination
    6. Heel fat pad syndrome
    7. Mild calcaneal stress fracture (co-managed with physician)
    8. Sciatica
    9. Quadratus plantaris strain
    10. Abnormal feet pressure points
    11. Morton’s Neuroma
    12. Hammer toe
    13. Claw toe
    14. Mallet toe
    15. Hallux rigidus (arthritis of the big toe)
    16. Bunions
    17. Gait abnormalities (especially in children/teenagers)

Ankle Pain

    1. Acute, chronic or recurrent ankle sprain
    2. Ankle mortise joint dysfunction
    3. Ankle capsule impingement
    4. Mild to moderate post-surgical ankle fusion
    5. Ankle osteoarthritis
    6. Ankle degenerative joint disease
    7. Ankle chondropathy
    8. Medial or lateral calcaneal nerves entrapment
    9. Tibial nerve entrapment
    10. Posterior tibialis tendinitis/strain
    11. Anterior tibialis tendinitis/strain
    12. Peroneal tendinitis/strain
    13. Flat feet
    14. Leg length discrepancy
    15. Scoliosis
    16. Sciatica
    17. Talar/Navicular/cuboid dysfunction

 

Shoulder Pain

    1. Supraspinatus tear or tendinitis
    2. Calcific supraspinatus tendinirits
    3. One or more tear(s) in rotator cuff muscles
    4. Rotator cuff sprain/strain
    5. Impingement syndrome
    6. Acromioclavicular arthritis
    7. Acromioclavicular mild to moderate seperation
    8. Osteolysis of the acromioclavicular joint
    9. Labral tear of the shoulder
    10. Bursitis (night pain)
    11. Old shoulder dislocation
    12. Shoulder osteoarthritis
    13. Shoulder early osteonecrosis (managed with orthopaedic surgeon/physician)
    14. Shoulder dysfunction
    15. Thoracic Outlet Syndrome (T.O.S)
    16. Brachial plexus injury
    17. Weakness in shoulder
    18. Poor posture strain/sprain
    19. SICK scapula
    20. Mild to moderate winging of the scapula
    21. T4 syndrome
    22. Myofascial Pain Syndrome
    23. Whiplash injuries
    24. Scapulohumeral joint dysfunction
    25. Pectoralis strain
    26. Upper trapezius strain
    27. Levator scapulae strain
    28. Median nerve entrapment
    29. Bicipital tendinosis/tendinitis

 

Wrist and Hand Pain

    1. Carpal Tunnel Syndrome
    2. Superficial radial nerve entrapment
    3. Wrist tendinitis
    4. Wrist contusion (fall on wrist, without fracture)
    5. Wrist osteoarthritis
    6. Hand/fingers osteoarthritis
    7. Wrist degenerative joint disease
    8. Post-surgical carpal tunnel release rehabilitation
    9. Failed post-surgical carpal tunnel syndrome
    10. DeQuervain Tenosynovitis
    11. Weakness in grip
    12. Tingling in hands/fingers
    13. Mild to moderate trigger finger (if patient is not surgical candidate)
    14. Guyon’s entrapment (pain in outside of hand, especially in cyclists)

 

Upper Extremity pain

    1. Nerve entrapment
    2. Bicipital tendinosis/tendinitis
    3. Triceps strain
    4. Bursitis of the elbow
    5. Tennis elbow (Lateral epicondylitis)
    6. Golfer elbow (Medial epicondylitis)
    7. Cervical Radiculopathy
    8. Pain from shoulder injuries
    9. Elbow and Forearm Overuse Injuries
    10. Little League Elbow Syndrome
    11. Plica Syndrome
    12. Radial Nerve Entrapment
    13. Occupational strain/sprain
    14. Elbow pain

 

Special Population Screening

    1. Spinal/joints pain related to pregnancy
    2. Senior care
    3. Spinal developmental screen in children
    4. Gait analysis
    5. Wellness Care for athletic population
    6. Athletic rehabilitation
    7. Catastrophic Injuries in motor vehicle accident (must be managed with chiropractor/physiotherapist at the same time, and followed up with lawyer and family doctor)