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Work injury pain relief

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We help people find relief from many different work injuries. Our thorough exvamination process ensures you receive medically necessary treatment for the fastest pain relief

Work Comp Pain Relief

Find Relief From Work Injuries in Marathon, Wisconsin: Get Back to Work Faster

 

Work injuries can be a major setback, causing pain, lost wages, and impacting your quality of life. Here at Marks Chiropractic in Marathon, Wisconsin, just outside Wausau, our experienced chiropractors specialize in treating work injuries using a variety of proven, non-surgical techniques. Our goal is to help you achieve optimal healing and a safe, speedy return to work in Central Wisconsin.

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Common Work Injuries in Marathon, WI

Work injuries can occur in various ways, and knowing the type can help with targeted treatment. Here are some frequently encountered work injuries:

  • Traumatic Injuries: These sudden, one-time events can cause sprains, strains, fractures, or disc herniations. Slips, falls, or heavy lifting can all lead to traumatic injuries. 

  • Repetitive Use Injuries: Caused by repeated tasks that strain specific muscles or joints over time, repetitive use injury can affect factory workers, cashiers, or construction personnel. Carpal tunnel syndrome and tendonitis are examples of common repetitive use injuries. Many repetitive hand and wrist movements over time can lead to tennis elbow or golfers elbow, also known as lateral epicondylitis and medial epicondylitis, respectively. Repetitive use injuries are most common in factory-type work when performing the same task over and over throughout the day.

  • Overexertion Injuries: Lifting heavy objects, pushing or pulling with excessive force, or prolonged awkward postures can lead to overexertion injuries like muscle strains or tears.

 

Conservative Treatment Options for Work Injury Recovery

At Marks Chiropractic, we offer a personalized, drug-free approach to work injury management, focusing on pain relief, reducing inflammation, and promoting healing. Here's what we can offer:

  • Spinal adjustments: Gentle adjustments to the spine can improve joint mobility, reduce nerve compression, and alleviate pain associated with work injuries.

  • Soft tissue therapy: Techniques like massage or trigger point therapy can relax tight muscles, improve blood flow, and promote healing in the injured area.

  • Therapeutic exercise: Specific exercises designed to strengthen and stabilize injured areas can improve function and prevent future injuries.

  • Ultrasound therapy: This treatment uses sound waves to reduce inflammation and promote tissue healing, accelerating recovery times.

  • Electrical Muscle Stimulation (EMS): EMS can help reduce pain and muscle spasms, promote healing, and improve muscle strength.

  • Laser Therapy: Low Level Laser Therapy (LLLT) or High Intensity Laser Therapy (HILT) are services we offer to help speed up the healing process, decrease pain, decrease inflammation, and improve blood flow to the affected area

  • Dry Needling: Trigger point dry needling is often utilized in muscle, ligament, and tendon painful conditions to speed up healing, decrease pain, and decrease inflammation

 

Benefits of Chiropractic Care for Work Injuries

Studies show that chiropractic care can be an effective and safe approach to work injury recovery. Our care offers several benefits, including:

  • Reduced pain and inflammation

  • Improved range of motion and flexibility

  • Faster healing times

  • Reduced reliance on pain medication

  • Improved work performance and productivity

 

Helping You Recover and Return to Work in Central Wisconsin

We understand the importance of getting you back to work as soon as possible. Our chiropractors at Marks Chiropractic in Marathon, WI, are dedicated to helping residents of Marathon, Wausau, and surrounding areas in Central Wisconsin achieve optimal healing and a safe return to work after a work injury.

 

Schedule an appointment today and take the first step towards recovery!

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