Golfing may be a favorite sport for many, however, it requires you to stretch and warm up beforehand. Neglecting proper warmups and techniques can lead to injuries that can cause severe pain and become chronic. At Park Cities Neuropathy & Wellness in Dallas, TX, we provide treatment that can offer relief for any discomfort you may be experiencing and help you return to the sport you love.
Common Golf Injuries
Golfing can cause various injuries due to strain and overuse. Some common injuries that can occur include:
- Golfer’s elbow: This injury is caused by overusing your forearm muscles during a swing or putt
- Back Injury: A back injury can happen due to the torque of your swing and can cause severe pain
- Knee Injury: Overswinging or carrying too much weight in your golf bag can lead to an injury in your knee
- Rotator Cuff Injury: Constant swinging and hitting the ball with an improper technique can strain the muscles around the shoulder joint
If you're experiencing any of these symptoms, call our clinic to schedule an appointment for a comprehensive assessment. Our knowledgeable chiropractor can help diagnose your injury and provide prompt treatment.
Treatment for a Golf Injury
At our practice, we are dedicated to helping you find relief from your golfing injuries so you can return to course in no time. We offer safe and natural treatments that provide a holistic approach to healing. Some of our treatments include:
- Chiropractic Adjustments: Manual manipulations of the spine and joints can help reduce inflammation, improve alignment, and help you heal.
- Rehabilitative Exercises: We will teach you exercises at our office that can help you regain strength and mobility
- Lifestyle Advice: We’ll share tips on how to properly warm up before golf games and how to modify your swing technique to reduce stress on the body and improve your performance
Contact us for an Appointment Today!
If you have a golf injury that is causing persistent pain, our team at Park Cities Neuropathy and Wellness in Dallas, TX, is happy to help. After assessing your condition, we provide a personalized treatment plan that will eliminate the discomfort and allow you to play the sport without obstructions. To schedule your appointment, contact our office at (214) 739-2225 today!
