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Welcome to Sandia Injury Center Chiropractic

Chiropractic Adjustments

Chiropractic manipulative therapy is used to restore normal joint motion, break up fibrous adhesions within the joints, and break the muscle spasm- pain cycle. Since joints don’t have a good direct blood supply, the cells that comprise them get their oxygen and nutrients and release their wastes through movement of the fluid within them. This process usually occurs naturally as you move throughout the day. If joints cannot move properly, which occurs with muscle spasm secondary to an acute injury, this process cannot occur and problems such as joint degeneration occur.


The “pop” or cavitation usually associated with a chiropractic adjustment is a good thing. It is caused by gas being released from the joint and fluid being drawn in. When there is and injury to a joint, whether it is from a single injury or from the result of repetitive, small injuries, the muscles around the joint tighten up in an effort to protect it. This compression leads to more pain, which leads to more spasm. Chiropractic adjustments help to end this cycle so that proper movement and healing can occur.

Conditions that may be treated with chiropractic manipulation:

  • Neck and back pain
  • Pelvic pain
  • Sciatica
  • Disc injuries
  • Muscle strain
  • Ligament sprain
  • Facet syndrome
  • Headaches

Welcome to Sandia Injury Center Chiropractic

MyoFascial Release Technique

MyoFascial Release Technique

MyoFascial Release Technique

 Chiropractic manipulations help to increase the mobility of restricted joints. Joint restrictions are often related to repetitive activities associated with occupation or hobbies. These activities also stimulate the production of connective tissues in overused muscle groups. Connective tissue fibers prevent muscles from reaching their normal resting length and lead to the production of uncomfortable trigger points or "knots."

Myofascial Release Technique is a form of assisted stretch in which the doctor stabilizes regions of restricted muscle as the muscle is stretched. This technique effectively increases the resting length of muscles and decrease pain associated with repetitive activities.

Therapeutic Exercises

MyoFascial Release Technique

MyoFascial Release Technique

 A little knowledge and self care can go a long way. Patients are given stretches and exercises along the way to aid in the progress of their treatment. They are also educated on the why they should perform these activities. Stretching facilitates proper joint motion and strengthening helps prevent injury. 


Our dedicated team of care professionals will work diligently with you to develop a care plan for you that may involve therapeutic exercises, and prepare you to lead yourself on a life free from pain long after we conclude your treatment with us. Our main goal, at all times, is optimizing your care to maximize your comfort.


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