Brandon, Florida (September 26, 2013) – Bloomingdale Chiropractic, a trusted Brandon, FL pain management practice, is treating whiplash injuries. This condition occurs often during auto accidents when the head forcefully moves backward then forward in rapid succession, straining the neck muscles and ligaments.


People with whiplash usually experience pain, stiffness or even loss of movement in the neck. Other symptoms include tension and/or migraine headaches, temporomandibular (TMD) joint disorder, and pain, numbness or tingling from the arm to the hand and even fingers. Other than auto accidents, people may get whiplash through collisions during sports activities and physical trauma like being shaken, or punched.


While some people fully recover after a few weeks, some cases lead to chronic pain after the injury. These seldom happen, but when there's chronic pain, it means there are damages to the joints, disks, and ligaments of the neck. It is recommended that people who had an auto accident seek medical help for immediate treatment.


Bloomingdale Chiropractic also treats back pain, which can likewise happen in an auto accident. This condition includes stiffness, numbness, burning sensation, or tingling that can extend down to the thigh, calf, and even the toes. The professional chiropractors in Brandon, FL can help alleviate the pain through gentle and specific spinal adjustments.


Other than pain management from auto accident injuries, Bloomingdale Chiropractic helps people experience pain relief from joint, neck and back pain, sciatica, migraine, tension headaches, pinched nerve, disk injuries and sports injuries.


For more information, visit www.BrandonChiropractor.net today.


About Bloomingdale Chiropractic


The practice is committed to bring superior chiropractic care to patients suffering from head, neck, joint, and back pain due to various factors. With experienced staff that are highly trained in chiropractic treatments as well as physical therapy, patients are assured of a quality service designed to help them manage pain in the long run. They readily use their experience, knowledge, and resources to restore or improve health, wellness and the quality of life of their patients.