Crofton Physical Therapy: How it Can Help After a Sports Injury
If you're an athlete, no matter what sport you play, there's a good chance that you'll suffer from a sports-related injury at some point. Here at Capitol Rehab of Crofton, sports injuries are an area of expertise. Our dedicated and skilled team is here to help treat your injuries and assist you in getting back into the game as soon as possible.
Common Sports Injuries
Depending on the sport you play, injuries can vary greatly. For example, muscle strains are quite common in contact sports and other high-intensity sports. On the other hand, rotator cuff injuries, shoulder pain, and plantar fasciitis are also quite common among atheletes—with the latter being most common in runners and players of other sports that involve a great deal of running.
Our Chiropractic Approach
No matter what your specific sports injury may be, our approach remains the same. We'll begin with a consultation where we'll review your symptoms and ask you some questions about the sport you play and the type of training regimen you're in. This will help us come up with an accurate assessment of your injuries, which will then assist us in crafting a custom-tailored treatment plan to suit your needs.
All of our treatments aim to help get you back in the game as soon (and as safely) as possible so you can return to your favorite sport and enjoy relief from your pain in the process. In many cases, our massage therapy services are an excellent treatment option for a variety of injuries, including back and neck pain caused by athletic performance. However, we also offer a variety of other treatment options, including corrective exercises and more.
Schedule an Appointment
When it comes to sports injuries, of course you want to trust your treatment to an experienced and skilled team of chiropractic specialists. Turn to the experts at Capitol Rehab of Crofton for all your sports injury treatment needs. Give us a call at %CLIENT_PHONE% today to schedule your consultation.
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