Laser Therapy Las Vegas - Back Pain Clinic

Laser Therapy is becoming more popular in Las Vegas as more residents experience positive results. One of the biggest causes of pain in Las Vegas (whether it's in the neck, shoulder, wrist, knee, foot, or anywhere else) is inflammation. One of the best ways to treat that inflammation is with cold-laser treatment. The cold laser that most chiropractors prefer is called the "LiteCure". This is a class 4 laser, which outputs over 20 times the amount of energy and healing potential as the next best laser below it. The way it works is the laser energizes the cells, it pumps the cells full of photons, it increases the circulation, and it allows these underlying cells to heal so that the inflammation can be dispersed, which allows the body to heal quicker because it's working on a cellular level.

This treatment is quick, it only takes a few minutes to treat an infected area, but the results can last for a long time. These class 4 lasers are utilized by many professional athletic teams - they keep them in the locker rooms to use them on the athletes if they suffer any type of injury during the game. So if you think you're suffering from inflammation, find a chiropractor in Las Vegas that utilizes class 4 laser therapy to get you out of pain!

I have patients at our Las Vegas pain clinic tell me all the time, "oh, it hurts when I do this, but it hurts me all the time, that's just normal...". Well, it is NOT normal. Any type of pain in your body is an alarm - your body is telling you that there is something wrong. This is especially common in Las Vegas. In fact, in many desease processes, pain is the last symptom to show up, and often times, during the treatment, it's the first one to go away. Pain is just an indicator that there's a problem. The sooner you get treatment for the type of pain you're suffering from, the sooner it will go away. The longer you wait, the longer it's going to take to fix, and the longer you'll be suffering with this problem. Any time you start to experience pain, go to your chiropractor and get it checked out. You'll get better faster, and you'll stay better longer.

If you go to a chiropractor's office, they'll perform an examination, take x-rays, and do everything they can to uncover the underlying condition. And then they'll do physical treatments to correct that problem - they'll work on your muscles, they'll align your spine - they'll do the necessary treatments to fix the problems at a Las Vegas pain clinic so your back pain or neck pain will go away and won't come back.

One question about back pain Las Vegas that I get asked all the time is "what's a good stretch for my low-back pain?" That's a really good question, and what I've found is that there are two muscles that can create a lot of low-back pain, common in Las Vegas, and that is your glut muscles, and your piriformis muscle. Your piriformis muscle is just below the glut muscles. I'm going to give you two different ways to stretch these two muscles.

The first, and most effective way, is to lay down on your back (this is done most commonly on your bed). Lay down, grab one knee, and pull it up to your chest. As you stretch this muscle, you'll feel it stretching in the middle of your glut muscle. Hold that for about 20 seconds, and then pull that knee across your body to the other side, and that's where you're going to feel it more on the side, which is stretching your piriformis muscle. Hold that for 30 seconds. Do that on both sides.

That's the best way to stretch these muscles, but you're not always close to a bed, or a place that you can lay down and do this stretch. If you're at work, and you're getting that tight low-back, you can also do it in your chair. Just cross your leg onto your other leg, and then pull that knee up to your chest. And that, once again, is going to stretch your butt-muscles (the glut and the piriformis). Another way is to sit up straight, with your leg crossed over your other knee. Keep your back nice and straight, and then just lean straight forward. That's going to stretch the same area (the glut and piriformis muscles). That's going to loosen up that low-back pain, and help you manage your low-back pain in Las Vegas.