Joint pain, stiffness, and swelling can be related maladies that develop together or you can experience just one of two of them. For instance, many people have joint stiffness without pain or swelling. For others, the pain may keep you from wanting to move the joint, but the joint itself isn’t truly stiff. When you meet with your chiropractor, he or she will ask you questions and, if possible, gently move your joint, to determine which of these three ailments you are experiencing and to attempt to ascertain the root of the problem. If you are dealing with joint pain, joint stiffness, and/or joint swelling, you’ve probably heard of arthritis. Arthritis is very common – about 50 million adult Americans deal with arthritis every year. But did you know there is a different kind of arthritis for practically every joint in your body? In fact, “arthritis” simply means that you are experiencing joint pain or joint disease. It’s a catch-all term and once it’s determined that you have arthritis, your doctor will need to investigate further to determine the type of arthritis you are experiencing, as this will give your doctor a better idea of how to plan your treatment.

• Shoulder it Pain, Frozen Shoulder knee joint pain, Elbow Joint Pain (Temist Elbow & Golf Elbow ) Wrist Pain, Ankle Paine, etc.