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Chiropractic Office In North Royalton, Dr. Patrick McCluskey, Helps Locals With Fibromyalgia
Chiropractic Office In North Royalton, Dr. Patrick McCluskey, Helps Locals With Fibromyalgia
North Royalton, OH, 11-APR-2013 - Timber Ridge Neck & Back Clinic and Dr. Patrick McCluskey, D. C., North Royalton chiropractor, are pleased to announce that there are therapeutic techniques which help to alleviate the symptoms of fibromyalgia. Traditional medicine has not been noted to its ability to help with fibromyalgia pain and related symptoms. A number of methods coming under the heading of chiropractic medicine can benefit locals suffering from this condition.
Fibromyalgia is a debilitating condition characterized by pain in specific areas of the body when pressure is applied. Some of the tender points include between the shoulder blades, back of the head, top of the shoulders, the upper chest, front sides of the neck, outer elbows, upper hips, sides of the hips and inner knees.
Pain at night frequently causes sleep disruption. There may be other sleep disorders such as sleep apnea and restless legs syndrome. Those who suffer from fibromyalgia also have fatigue, anxiety, depression, endometriosis, headaches and irritable bowel syndrome.
"Over the years", explained Dr. McCluskey, "I've designed a specific program that has helped hundreds of fibromyalgia patients feel better and live healthier, more joyful lives. The more patients I helped get better, the more I realized that no one should have to suffer the way you do. I've made it my mission in practice to help those suffering with chronic pain like you. I use a therapy regimen that can help you get rid of fibromyalgia fast."
Learn more about fibromyalgia and how relief from the symptoms is possible by visiting the web pages at www.northroyaltonchiropractor.com today. Members of the press and others who have further questions about the content of this press release are invited to contact Dr. McCluskey, North Royalton chiropractor, at the location below
