Our Services.
A Family Chiropractor Serving Estero, Fort Myers, And Bonita Springs
David Adamson, DC, is a skilled chiropractic physician and Co-founder of Kinexis Chiropractic in Estero, Florida, where he is also a doctor of chiropractic. Experiencing rapid growth since its founding in 2014, the practice was expanded to become Kinexis Healthcare. Located in Estero, FL. it is convenient to Fort Myers, Bonita Spring, Fort Myers Beach, and Cape Coral.
From college football player to chiropractic expert. Listen to his story on the Good Neighbor Podcast.
Kinexis offers a variety of services and treatments for:
- Walk-In Chiropractic Care
- Saturdays By Appointment
- Pain Management
- Physical Therapy
- Spinal Decompression Therapy For The Neck & Back
- General Back Pain
- Herniated and Bulging Discs
- Sciatica
- Neuropathy
- Whiplash
- Lumbar & Cervical Spondylosis
- Cervical Radiculopathy
- Lumbar Lordosis
- Cervicogenic Headache
- Lumbar Radiculopathy
- Dry Needling
OUR SERVICES
After suffering an accident or experiencing a personal injury, it’s important to select the right healthcare professional to aid you in your recovery. At Kinexis Chiropractic Spine & Injury Center, we specialize in providing an unrivaled level of care that’s tailored toward each of our accident or injury patients.
Whether you have suffered a car accident, sports injury, or an accident at work, we conduct a thorough examination to identify the most effective treatment options. Ensuring your health and well-being is our main priority at all times.
General Chiropractic
Auto Accident Injuries
Sports Injuries
Weight Loss
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Peripheral Neuropathy
When nerves are damaged or fail to function properly, patients often experience symptoms of muscle weakness, numbness, tingling, or localized pain known as neuropathy.
While commonly beginning in your hands or feet, neuropathy can occur in other parts of the body. Common treatments to combat neuropathy usually involve managing the discomfort or preventing further nerve damage. However, the chiropractic approach aims to treat the underlying condition and reduce any resulting inflammation through tailored treatment therapies.
Herniated Disc
If one of the soft discs that cushion the vertebrae slips, is dislocated, or otherwise harmed, it is known as a herniated disc. The condition is more common in older patients due to disc degeneration or degeneration of the spine, although it can also be caused by strain or injury.
The patient may experience low back pain or neck pain depending on the affected area. After carrying out tests, the chiropractic approach aims to treat the spine as a whole through focused, low-force adjustments to relieve pain.
Spondylolisthesis
While it may appear similar to a herniated disc, spondylolisthesis is when one of the vertebrae itself slips out of the proper position onto the bone below rather than an issue with the discs. That said, it is possible for both issues to coexist.
Patients with spondylolisthesis will experience low back pain or neck pain, which can be treated through spinal manipulations. The specific technique will vary depending on each individual case.
Spinal Stenosis
Stenosis is a type of spinal cord damage, where the spinal canal is narrowed. This puts pressure on your spinal cord or on the nerves that run from your cord to your muscles.
For lumbar spinal stenosis, this will result in low back pain and cervical spinal stenosis is the same condition in the neck region. In both cases, spinal manipulation is the preferred treatment to ease pain and relieve the pressure.
Radiculopathy
A pinched or damaged nerve in the spinal cord is called radiculopathy. It could manifest as pain in the back, arms, legs or shoulders, muscle weakness, or loss of reflexes. At times it can also lead to numbness or other abnormal sensations.
Aimed at treating the underlying cause, the chiropractic treatment involves gentle adjustments to the affected area of the spine. In some instances, this may be complemented with other nonsurgical treatments such as physical therapy to combat muscle weakness or joint degeneration.