Extremity Care in Fargo, ND

Your Body Is More Than Your Spine

Your shoulders, hips, knees, ankles, elbows, and wrists all play a role in how you move. When one area isn’t moving or functioning well, it can affect more than just the joint that hurts.

At Homegrown Chiropractic in Fargo, ND, we provide extremity care for shoulder, elbow, wrist, hand, hip, knee, ankle, and foot problems.
We take a whole-body approach to extremity care by evaluating the joints, muscles, mobility, strength, and movement patterns that may be contributing to your problem.

HOW IT MAY HELP

Decrease Pain

Address joint, muscle, and movement-related factors that may be contributing to pain and discomfort.

Improve Mobility

Improve motion in restricted joints and surrounding tissues to help you move more comfortably and efficiently.

Reduce Joint Stiffness

Improve joint motion and address restrictions that may be limiting how comfortably your body moves.

Support Injury Recovery

Address mobility, strength, and movement limitations following sports, exercise, or everyday injuries.

Keep You Active

Build a plan around what you need your body to do, from everyday activities to work, exercise, and sports.

WHAT TO EXPECT

Understand The Problem

We'll discuss what you're experiencing, how it started, and what activities are being affected.

Examine How You Move

We'll evaluate the affected joint along with relevant mobility, strength, and movement to better understand what is going on.

Build Your Plan

Your treatment plan will be based on your condition, examination findings, lifestyle, and goals.

Treatment

Care may include extremity adjustments, soft tissue treatment, dry needling, mobility work, corrective exercise, and rehabilitation when appropriate.

Progress & Return To Activity

As you improve, we'll progress your care toward the movements and activities you want to get back to.

More Than Just the Spine

Extremity care at Homegrown Chiropractic may include evaluation and treatment of:

Shoulder · Elbow · Wrist & Hand · Hip · Knee · Ankle & Foot

Whether you’re dealing with an injury, joint stiffness, limited mobility, or discomfort during activity, we will look at both the area that hurts and how it fits into the way your body moves as a whole.

Extremity Care FAQs

Yes. Chiropractic care is not limited to the spine. Chiropractors are trained to evaluate and treat musculoskeletal conditions involving joints throughout the body, including the shoulders, elbows, wrists, hips, knees, ankles, and feet.

At Homegrown Chiropractic, shoulder, elbow, wrist, hip, knee, ankle, and foot care is an important part of our whole-body approach to movement and function.

We evaluate a variety of musculoskeletal problems involving joint pain, stiffness, mobility limitations, sports and activity-related injuries, and other movement-related concerns involving the shoulders, elbows, wrists, hips, knees, ankles, and feet.

Treatment recommendations depend on your individual condition and examination findings.

Yes. When appropriate, chiropractic adjustments or joint mobilization can be performed on extremity joints such as the shoulders, elbows, wrists, hips, knees, ankles, and feet.

Treatment may also include dry needling, soft tissue techniques, mobility work, corrective exercise, or rehabilitation depending on your needs.

Your body moves as a connected system. A limitation in one area can change how other joints and muscles are used during walking, running, lifting, throwing, or everyday movement.

That is why we don’t automatically treat only the area that hurts. We evaluate the movements and surrounding areas relevant to your condition to better understand the bigger picture.

Looking for Extremity or Joint Care in Fargo, ND?

Whether it\u2019s a shoulder that bothers you in the gym, a knee that hurts when you run, or an ankle that hasn\u2019t felt right since an old injury, we\u2019ll help you understand what\u2019s going on and build a plan around getting you moving again.
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