When a person sees a motor vehicle collision (MVC) coming, the natural reaction is often to brace for impact. Although this response is instinctive, bracing can change how collision forces are transmitted through the muscles, joints, and extremities.
The shoulder relies on the coordinated movement of the shoulder blade, collarbone, upper back, neck, and surrounding muscles. Problems in any of these areas can cause pain, stiffness, weakness, or reduced motion.
Pain, injury, arthritis, poor posture, and prolonged sitting can all contribute to stiffness and restricted movement, making even simple tasks more difficult. Chiropractic care can restore healthy joint motion and help patients move more comfortably.
Researchers believe these effects may help support nerve healing, reduce inflammation surrounding irritated nerves, and decrease pain in some patients with peripheral neuropathy.
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