Grayslake IL Spinal Stenosis Treatment Chiropractic Care Services Launched

Nov 26, 2020

Risner Rehabilitation, a chiropractic care clinic based in Grayslake, Illinois, has launched expanded therapy services providing spinal stenosis treatment for regional patients.

Grayslake, United States - November 26, 2020 /NewsNetwork/ —

Grayslake, Illinois-based chiropractic care clinic Risner Rehabilitation has launched an expanded range of spinal stenosis treatments. The clinic, headed by Dr. Paul Risner, DC, also serves Gurnee, Round Lake, Wildwood, Lindenhurst, Hainesville, Libertyville and Mundelein.

For more information see https://www.risnerrehabilitation.com

The expanded treatments have been launched to provide non-surgical and drug-free solutions for spinal stenosis, accompanying the clinic’s range of rehabilitation and chiropractic services aiding acute and chronic pain conditions.

Spinal stenosis is characterized by the narrowing of space within the spine, putting pressure on the nerves within. It occurs most often in the lower back and neck area, resulting in pain, numbness, or weakness. Dr. Paul Risner provides physical therapy care aimed at combating the effects of spinal stenosis and similar conditions that cause pain.

According to Dr. Risner, nearly everyone gets spinal nerve stress eventually. Clients need to have their spines checked regularly in order to detect and begin treatment of debilitating conditions.

The Grayslake practitioner utilizes a wide array of chiropractic treatments and therapies including manipulation, acupuncture, intersegmental traction and Electrical Muscle Stimulation.

Patients benefit from Risner Rehabilitation’s innovative techniques that provide relief for pain and stress. Available posture treatment and spinal or structural manipulation services can treat spinal stenosis and aid long-term wellness alignment.

“I first started seeing Dr. Risner a couple of years ago, and he was immediately able to stabilize my lower back,” said one satisfied patient. “He quickly helped me return to regular activity including strenuous exercise. What struck me about the experience was Dr. Risner’s ability to design a treatment plan that was specific to my goals, and the level of personal attention he gave the entire process.”

Specializing in wellness and chiropractic care, including acupuncture, Dr. Paul Risner is committed to providing pain relief and treating the cause of conditions as well as symptoms. With the launch of expanded spinal stenosis treatments, Risner Rehabilitation continues to give complete chiropractic aid to patients of all ages.

Those seeking treatment for spinal stenosis in Grayslake and the surrounding areas are invited to visit physician Dr. Paul Risner at his Risner Rehabilitation clinic. Interested parties can find more information by visiting the above-mentioned URL.

Contact Info:
Name: Paul Risner
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Organization: Risner Rehabilitation
Address: 34157 U.S. 45, Grayslake, IL 60030, United States
Phone: +1-847-223-9020
Website: https://www.risnerrehabilitation.com

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