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Pain: Understanding the Musculoskeletal and Biochemical Causes 

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Pain is more than just a symptom, it's a signal that something in your body isn't functioning properly. While some pain is acute and short-lived, many individuals suffer from chronic pain that can significantly impact quality of life. At Back In Action Chiropractic, we specialize in identifying and addressing the root causes of pain, both musculoskeletal and biochemical to help you get back to doing what you love, pain-free. 


The Musculoskeletal Causes of Pain 

The musculoskeletal system includes your bones, muscles, joints, ligaments, and connective tissues. When any part of this complex system is out of alignment or overused, it can lead to pain and dysfunction. 


Common musculoskeletal causes of pain include: 

  • Poor posture 

  • Car accidents 

  • Sports Injuries 

  • Repetitive strain injuries 

  • Joint misalignments (subluxations) 

  • Muscle imbalances 

  • Disc problems (such as bulging or herniated discs) 

  • Inflammation of joints and soft tissues 


These issues can cause localized pain (such as neck or lower back pain) or refer pain to other parts of the body, such as headaches, sciatica, or shoulder discomfort. 


The Biochemical Causes of Pain 

Pain doesn't always originate from mechanical dysfunction, biochemical imbalances in the body can also be a major contributing factor. Inflammation, nutrient deficiencies, hormonal imbalances, and even stress can chemically sensitize nerves, disrupt healing, and amplify pain signals. 


Biochemical contributors to pain may include: 

  • Chronic inflammation 

  • Poor diet or food sensitivities 

  • Toxin accumulation 

  • Vitamin and mineral deficiencies 

  • Hormonal disruptions (e.g., cortisol, insulin) 

  • Oxidative stress and free radical damage 


Addressing these biochemical imbalances is essential for reducing systemic inflammation and supporting tissue healing and recovery. 

 

Why Choose Back In Action Chiropractic? 

At Back In Action Chiropractic, we take a holistic approach to pain relief and healing. We understand that pain is often the result of multiple overlapping issues: structural misalignments, muscular dysfunction, and internal imbalances. And, we tailor our care to address your unique needs. 


Our comprehensive chiropractic care includes: 

  • Thorough assessments to identify the true root causes of your pain 

  • Precise chiropractic adjustments to correct spinal misalignments and restore joint function 

  • Soft tissue therapy to reduce muscular tension and improve mobility 

  • Cold laser therapy to decrease pain and promote quicker healing and recovery 

  • Lifestyle and ergonomic coaching to prevent future injury 

  • Custom shoe orthotics to help reestablish normal posture biomechanics and performance 

  • Nutritional guidance to reduce inflammation, chemical imbalances and provide the missing pieces as well as support the body's natural healing processes 

  • Functional wellness testing (when needed) to uncover hidden biochemical imbalances 

  • Brain Tap to decrease stress, improve memory and enhance sleep and relaxation 


We don’t just treat symptoms, we empower your body to heal itself by removing barriers to wellness and restoring balance. 

 

Experience Lasting Relief Naturally 

If you’ve been living with pain and are tired of short-term fixes or masking symptoms with medications, chiropractic care may be your best next step. Our personalized, whole-body approach addresses both the mechanical and biochemical sources of pain, helping you move, feel, and live better. 


Pain is optional, life is waiting for you! 

Let us help you get back in action, naturally.  


Back in Action is located at 5552 S Fort Apache Rd, Ste 110, Las Vegas, NV 89148. Call 702-970-4325 to book an appointment. Learn more at BIACLV.com and follow on Instagram   @BackInActionChiroLV and on Facebook @Michelle Binkowski, DC. 

 

 


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