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Free walk-in consultation hours
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Reimbursed by insurance
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No deductible
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No referral needed
- Ultrasound and shockwave
- Hyperbaric Oxygen Therapy
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Open Saturday and evening
Ultrasound and Chiropractic
To make a proper diagnosis of soft tissue (tendons, muscles and ligament etc) conditions, it is possible to make an ultrasound scan. With an ultrasound, images are made of soft tissues using ultrasound waves. This allows the chiropractor to gain insight into the size, structure and possible pathological abnormalities of the so-called soft tissues.
Do you have any of the following complaints?
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Shoulder pain with limited range of motion
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Chronic elbow pain (tennis and golfer's elbow)
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Pain in the wrists and hand (carpal tunnel, Dupuytren)
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Hip bursitis
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Knee pain, knee instability, ligaments and tendons (jumpers knee, Osgood Schlatter)
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Chronic Achilles tendon pain (achillodynia)
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Chronic neck, shoulder or back pain
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Tendonitis
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Bursitis
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Shin pain
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Heel pain (heel spur/plantar fasciitis) ankle and/or foot pain
By soft tissue we mean, among other things, muscles, tendons, ligaments. For example, if we take tennis elbow, ultrasound can show the tendon attachment on the outside of the elbow (lateral epicondyle) and the chiropractor can determine the exact point of the inflammation. This allows the chiropractor to treat the precise site of the inflammation with shockwave.
Based on the images that the chiropractor sees, he can make a diagnosis. He will then adjust his treatment plan accordingly. Treatment with shockwave therapy is possible. The injured area will then be treated with chiropractic technique and supported by shockwave therapy.
Shockwave therapy
More information about shockwave therapy.
Get to know chiropractic for free
Every Friday between 4 and 4.30 pm without an appointment.
Would you first like to know what chiropractic can do for you? Then come to the free consultation hour without obligation. All other days and times are by appointment. During the introductory meeting you will discuss your complaints with the chiropractor. The chiropractor will then advise which chiropractic treatments may offer a solution to your problem.