Muscle Weakness

The brain controls everything in your body through the spinal cord, spinal nerves, and peripheral nerves also known as the nervous system. Your muscles are not an exception. The health of your muscle tissues depends largely on the information coming from and to the brain through the nerves. However, when the nerves supplying your muscles get injured, your brain is no longer able to maintain the health of the affected muscles. With an injury to your nerves, you may first experience pain or numbness in the muscles, then weakness of the muscles, and eventually loss of muscle mass.
Chiropractic care will examine you thoroughly to determine the exact cause of stress on the nerves affecting your muscles. Then, they will apply gentle Chiropractic adjustment to improve joint mobility, and exercises to strengthen the weakened muscles. The increased mobility and alignment will alleviate the stresses that your injured vertebrae are placing on your spinal nerves, restoring your brain’s ability to control your muscles.

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