How bad is your joint pain?
On a scale of 1-10, with 10 being the worst, how would you rate the joint pain you are living with as well as any associated physical impairment? How long has this been going on?
Does the quality of your life suffer as well?
Do you find yourself being less active? Less able to do what you need to do or enjoy doing?
Does your joint pain or physical impairment get you down?
Failure to remedy joint pain often means a deteriorating quality of life.
The pain you are experiencing is the body’s way of signaling that something is wrong. If the root cause of the pain is not diagnosed and treated, your condition may worsen.
Quite reasonably, you may be concerned that your joint pain or physical impairment will get more severe.
You may be worrying that you will need to take pain medication with its side effects or need surgery with all its risks.
You just don't need to live with joint pain!
You need a strategy to get real, lasting help that includes:
- Checking out natural medicine. This often gives effective pain relief, and you may be able to avoid surgery and drugs.
- Searching for a practitioner who has training and experience in joint pain relief.
- Ensuring the practitioner gets good results relieving joint pain.
- Calling for a free consultation.
With the right treatment, you can get lasting joint pain relief and your life back!
Dr. Inglis has discovered that the alleviation of joint pain and associated physical impairment may be greatly benefited by the inclusion of functional neurology in the treatment plan.
This neurological treatment provides soft tissue activation which may relieve your pain and accelerate strength and flexibility to improve or eliminate muscular impairment.
For many patients this joint pain relief and return of muscular functionality recovers their quality of life.
At Stamford Physical Medicine, our specialty is to provide lasting joint pain relief to help you get your life back.
Dr. Richard B. Inglis
Dr. Richard B. Inglis has over 40 years of experience helping relieve joint pain and physical impairment caused by issues of the nerve-muscle-bone (neuromusculoskeletal) system.
What sets him apart from the rest is his “whole person approach”. This approach to wellness means that he looks for the underlying causes of any disturbances and makes the needful interventions, treatments and lifestyle adjustments that would optimize the conditions for normal function.
Dr. Inglis is able to help any patient accelerate and then maintain their journey to good health without drugs or surgery. His dedication, persistence and mindfulness to patient care are exceptional.
Countless patients have given success stories from working with him, and many more have referred their friends and families due to the dramatic results they’ve gotten.