Patients to Dr. Lynelle McSweeney’s holistic chiropractic office here in Reno may have been treated with cold laser therapy, among other techniques. This form of low-intensity laser therapy stimulates healing with low levels of light, and it has a number of uses for both medical and cosmetic procedures—everything from pain management to fat loss treatments. But how does cold laser therapy actually work? It’s a good question! Here, we’re detailing everything to understand about cold laser therapy (plus where to find it in Reno). Read More
Surprise snowfall this morning aside, we’re really rolling into spring here in Reno. Trees are budding, daffodils are blooming, and yes, spring allergies are ramping up. Seasonal allergy symptoms can be truly miserable, between the stuffy sinuses, blocked ears, itchy eyes, and even aching joints. So, are you doomed to carting tissues everywhere you go and popping antihistamines every day? Not necessarily. Here’s how chiropractic care helps relieve spring allergies in Reno and beyond. Read More
The Reno Gazette-Journal is hosting its annual Best of Reno Awards, and we’re thrilled to announce that our own Dr. Lynelle McSweeney was nominated for best chiropractor! Read More
While everyone who visits a chiropractor has a personal reason for doing so, treatments will always involve the musculoskeletal system. Some people choose to visit a chiropractor, like Dr. Lynelle McSweeney here in Reno, for relief from tension headaches, hip pain, shoulder pain, limited range of motion, and many other conditions that extend far beyond a sore back. Here, we’re covering some of the conditions your Reno chiropractor can treat. Read More
Stress, anxiety, and tension don’t go away for the holiday season. In fact, for some people, the holidays themselves create stress and tension. These are conditions that come with all sorts of unwanted side effects, from back pain and muscle tightness to headaches, neck pain, and fatigue. But you have options beyond gritting it out until the New Year. Here’s how chiropractic relieves stress and tension. Read More
It’s cold and snowy here in northern Nevada, which means coughs, runny noses, fevers, and body aches aren’t far behind — or already here! Yes, it’s cold and flu season, and this year in particular, it’s rampant. But some people manage to avoid these illnesses, even with sick family members in the same home. Is it luck? Maybe a little, but it’s also due to a robust immune system — and there are ways to support and promote yours to minimize the risk of getting sick. Here are four tips for staying healthy during cold and flu season. Read More
While the holidays are often a time of joy, that’s not the case for everyone. And between the rich foods and sweets, the financial hit from long gift lists, and increased socializing, you may find yourself compromising on your health. But it doesn’t have to be that way. A little preventative care can go a very long way, which is why we’re sharing three benefits of chiropractic care this holiday season.
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If you’re new to the idea of visiting a chiropractor for back and neck pain, you may surprised to learn that chiropractic care can treat all sorts of health issues. Here in Reno, Dr. McSweeney and Dr. Allen field a lot of the same questions from people who are visiting the chiropractor for the first time. Read on for common questions (and answers!) about the chiropractor.
It’s pretty typical for people to head to the chiropractor when something isn’t right. Maybe their lower back has been tight for ages, or they can’t comfortably turn their head. Either way, many people have a habit of visiting the chiropractor when they simply can’t tolerate their symptoms any longer. And while that’s certainly an option, there are benefits to seeing the chiropractor for other reasons too. Here are eight signs it’s time to see the chiropractor. Read More
Neck pain is, well, a pain in the neck. But are you better off spending money on a visit to the chiropractor or getting a massage? Both specialists work with their hands, and both can help resolve isolated pain. So when is one better than the other? Actually, there’s a pretty simple way to decide. Read More
