The reason most people first walk through our door. Whether it came on suddenly when you bent to tie your shoe or built up over years at a desk, we find the underlying cause — not just the spot that hurts.
- Lower back
- Stiffness
- Muscle spasm
- Disc-related
From "tech neck" and tension headaches to reduced range of motion that makes checking your blind spot a challenge. Often connected to posture, stress, and how you sleep — all things we can help with.
- Stiffness
- Reduced motion
- Tension
- Radiating pain
That sharp, electric pain shooting from your lower back down through the buttock and leg — sometimes all the way to the foot. Usually the sciatic nerve being compressed. It's one of the conditions Cox decompression handles best.
- Radiating leg pain
- Numbness
- Tingling
- Nerve compression
When the soft material inside a spinal disc pushes outward, it can press on nearby nerves and cause radiating pain, numbness, or weakness. Often a candidate for non-surgical decompression before you consider anything more invasive.
- Bulging disc
- Nerve pressure
- Radiating pain
- Weakness
Many recurring headaches start in the neck — tension and joint restriction in the upper spine that refers pain into the head. When that's the cause, adjustment can reduce both how often they come and how hard they hit.
- Tension headache
- Cervicogenic
- Migraine
- Neck-related
After a car accident, the sudden snap of the neck can injure soft tissue and joints even when nothing's broken. Symptoms often surface a day or two later. Early treatment matters — and we handle the accident-related billing for you.
- Auto accident
- Soft-tissue injury
- Neck strain
- Delayed onset