Joint Pain Relief in Fayetteville

Joint pain can affect nearly every part of your daily life—whether it’s your knees, shoulders, hips, or wrists. It might stem from injury, overuse, arthritis, or even poor posture. While some discomfort may come and go, persistent joint pain can limit your mobility, reduce strength, and make simple tasks feel difficult, if not impossible. It can also lead to muscle imbalances, reduced coordination, and frustration from missing out on the activities you enjoy most.

Symptoms You Shouldn’t Ignore

Aching, stiffness, swelling, or a grinding sensation in the joint are common signs something isn’t right. Pain that worsens with activity or doesn’t improve with rest may point to an underlying issue. Left untreated, joint problems can worsen over time and lead to compensations in other parts of the body.

What to Expect During Care

Your first visit includes a detailed consultation with Dr. Eggleston, where we’ll discuss your symptoms, when they began, and how they’re impacting your lifestyle. A thorough physical exam follows, focusing on joint alignment, range of motion, muscle function, and possible inflammation. We also look at how your posture and movement patterns may be contributing to the pain.

Based on the findings, our chiropractor will create a personalized care plan. This may include gentle chiropractic adjustments to improve joint alignment, soft tissue therapy to ease surrounding tension, and specific exercises to stabilize and support the joint. We may also recommend changes to daily habits or ergonomics to help protect the joint long-term.

Why Chiropractic for Joint Pain?

Chiropractic care addresses the mechanics behind joint pain. By improving alignment and restoring proper movement, we reduce strain on the joint and promote better function. Perhaps best of all, treatment is completely natural and non-invasive—focused on helping you heal without relying on medications or surgery.

Getting care on a regular basis may also help reduce inflammation and improve circulation, supporting your body’s natural repair processes.