Chest Pain, Abdominal Pain, Respiratory and Digestive Problems
Personalized chiropractic care focused on helping you manage discomfort and improve everyday well-being.
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There are a wide variety of underlying causes for chest pain that have nothing to do with your heart. Both chest pain and abdominal pain can be the result of a diversity of conditions in your lungs, ribs, muscles, gall bladder, stomach, esophagus, pancreas and intestines just to name a few. The doctors at Baker Chiropractic have seen and effectively treated a vast range of chest pain, abdomen pain, respiratory conditions and digestive problems. We find the source of pain and perform very effective chiropractic adjustments, physical therapy and massage treatments to resolve or decrease all types of chest pain, abdomen pain, respiratory problems and digestive problems, all without prescription drugs or surgery.
Give us a call at (513) 561-2273 or Schedule an Appointment here on our website. Don’t tolerate pain, decrease it!
What Type of Chest Pain. Do You Suffer From?
Chest pain may stem from cardiac problems but it can also be caused by many other conditions. Here are just a few:
Acid from within your stomach may wash up into the tube that runs from your mouth to your stomach. This tube is called the esophagus. The acid entering the esophagus causes pain and burning sensations typically felt in the middle of your chest.
With a hiatal hernia, part of the stomach moves up above your diaphragm into your chest region. It causes pain and pressure in your chest. The symptoms may be especially noticeable after eating.
Problems with your esophagus can make swallowing uncomfortable and painful. Nerves can become pinched or muscles in the esophagus may spasm preventing food from moving through the esophagus and into the stomach properly.
Gallstones or inflammation in your gallbladder or pancreas can cause abdominal pain that spreads into your chest.
The muscles in your chest may become injured or strained causing pain. You may also feel pain in your chest from a bruised rib, a broken rib or a pinched nerve.
The membrane that lines your chest cavity and covers your lungs becomes inflamed causing pain in your chest. The pain typically intensifies when you inhale or cough.
What Type of Abdominal Pain. Do You Suffer From?
The doctors at Baker Chiropractic are very successful with treating many types of abdominal pain, without using prescription drugs or surgery. Here are a few examples of conditions that cause abdominal pain that we can help you with:
Abdominal pain is normally caused by some type of inflammation in your abdomen region as a result of some kind of injury or disorder. The blood supply to organs within the abdomen could become constricted or diminished which results in pain. Abdominal pain may also be caused by problems with muscles or nerves in the abdomen. If you are experiencing abdominal pain, it’s important to have the source of the pain correctly diagnosed as quickly as possible. At Baker Chiropractic, we know how to find the root of cause of pain. Once we know what the problem is, we can treat it the first time.
A wide variety of digestive problems can be effectively treated at Baker Chiropractic. Similar to the respiratory conditions described above, digestive problems are something that Dr. Paul Baker is very passionate about. Dr. Paul suffered from debilitating stomach aches when he was 8 years old. His father took him to a cousin who was a doctor of chiropractic in Akron, Ohio. Dr. Paul’s cousin examined him and discovered a pinched nerve in the middle of Dr. Paul’s back which was causing his stomach pain. With a series of chiropractic adjustments, Dr. Paul’s stomach pain was resolved. From that point in time, Dr. Paul was on a mission to become a doctor of chiropractic. For over 20 years, he has been helping patients stricken with the painful effects of digestive problems. He may be able to help your digestive problem too.
Give us a call at (513) 561-2273 or schedule an appointment here on our website anytime day or night.
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Rate Your Pain on a Scale of 1 to 10
Providing information on the intensity of your chest pain or abdominal pain can be very helpful to properly diagnose and decrease the pain. Using the below chart, rate your pain. Then Contact Us and tell us what number of chest pain or abdominal pain you are suffering from.