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Do you find you have persistent aching, burning or sharp pain? Do you find that your pain is widespread and highly variable? Are you more sensitive to things like smells, noise, touch, fabrics, or changes in barometric pressure? Do you find your pain can be exacerbated by stress or positional change? These things are all common in individuals who experience chronic pain.
When a person experiences persistent chronic pain, the problem creating that discomfort actually stems from the brain rather than where the localized sensation is occurring.
Sensation, and the body’s sensitivity to a given stimulus, are mediated through various pathways in the brain. When an individual’s ability to properly perceive sensory stimuli is hindered by a weakness in one or more of those pathways, the result is often a hypersensitivity, leading to chronic pain.
Because chronic pain is actually a brain-based problem, patients need a brain-based solution.
Work to understand a patient’s strengths, the neurological root of their pain, and gauge their stamina through a comprehensive clinical exam. Using the latest in diagnostic technology, we consider each individual component of sensation in isolation and how they integrate together. This in-depth exploration often leads to a more precise solution because we can better pinpoint what weaknesses are contributing to your pain.
Develop a customized treatment program informed by these findings. Our approach takes advantage of the central nervous system’s ability to be plastic, to change constructively over time. This allows us to improve brain function through non-invasive, non-pharmacological means.
Frequently re-assess and adapt as needed to ensure the best results.
“I am so grateful for this experience. Dr. Keiser is the best. I have never felt that kind of care and compassion as a patient. Not only do I think he has changed my life forever but I am in such awe of his practice. It feels like I finally have some direction to follow and an understanding of what is going on inside my head. I am eternally thankful and happy.”
Chronic pain is long-standing pain that persists beyond the usual recovery period or occurs along with a chronic health condition, such as arthritis. Chronic pain may be "on" and "off" or continuous. It may affect people to the point that they can't work, eat properly, take part in physical activity, or enjoy life.
At Nathan Keiser Chiropractic Neurology, we believe that with this individualized, functional approach, every patient can make improvements.
If you feel like you have already tried everything and are stuck, don't feel alone. Many of our best recovery stories start this way. Our team is dedicated to helping every patient achieve their goals.
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