Less Common Condition
Arthritis in Sydney
Chiropractors manage arthritis with gentle joint mobilisation, soft-tissue therapy, and tailored exercise programs to maintain mobility, reduce pain, and slow functional decline.
Chiropractors Who List Arthritis
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The Physicaltherapy Centre
Open SaturdayPhysiotherapy Fees not published Why listed: the clinic lists arthritis
Sydney Chiro and Osteo
Deep muscle workRemedial massage Fees not published Why listed: the clinic lists arthritis
Invigor Health Bondi Junction: Physio, Chiro & Sports Massage
Open SaturdaySpinal adjustments Fees not published Why listed: the clinic's site mentions arthritis
BRAIN TO BODY® – Sydney Chiropractor | Sydney’s Posture Authority
HICAPSAfter hours From $300 Why listed: the clinic's site mentions arthritis
Health Tribe - Osteopaths & Chiropractors in Penrith
Open Saturday Fees not published Why listed: the clinic's site mentions arthritis
Five Dock Osteopathic and Chiropractic Centre
Open SaturdayOpen Sunday Fees not published Why listed: the clinic's site mentions arthritis
Steven Payne Chiropractor
Open SaturdayMobilisations Fees not published Why listed: the clinic lists arthritis
Structural Chiropractic
Open SaturdayPosture correction Fees not published Why listed: the clinic's site mentions arthritis
George Street Chiropractic
ManipulationsMobilisation Fees not published Why listed: the clinic's site mentions arthritis
Advanced Care Chiropractic
HICAPSOpen Saturday Fees not published Why listed: the clinic's site mentions arthritis
Body & Movement Collective
Open Saturday Fees not published Why listed: the clinic's site mentions arthritis
Spinal Symmetry
Open Saturday From $125 Why listed: the clinic's site mentions arthritis
Mortdale Peak Med Clinic
Open Saturday Fees not published Why listed: the clinic lists arthritis
Sydney Spine and Sports Clinic
HICAPSChiropractic care Fees not published Why listed: the clinic lists arthritis
Joseph Iemma - Northern Beaches Chiro
Open SaturdayAfter hours From $120 Why listed: the clinic's site mentions arthritis
Back to Health Clinic
Open SaturdayAcupuncture Fees not published Why listed: the clinic's site mentions arthritis
Top Life Chiropractic
Open Saturday Fees not published Why listed: the clinic's site mentions arthritis
KingsWilliam Natural Health Care
Open SaturdayActivator instrument Fees not published Why listed: the clinic's site mentions arthritis
Johanna McFadgen Chiropractic - North Ryde
ActivatorNutritional Support Fees not published Why listed: the clinic's site mentions arthritisAbout Arthritis
Arthritis is a leading cause of pain and disability in Australia, affecting over 3.6 million people. The most common form, osteoarthritis, involves the gradual breakdown of cartilage in the joints, leading to pain, stiffness, swelling, and reduced range of motion. While arthritis cannot be cured, chiropractic care plays a valuable role in managing symptoms, maintaining joint function, and improving quality of life.
Chiropractic treatment for arthritis focuses on preserving and restoring joint mobility through gentle mobilisation techniques, reducing muscle tension and spasm around affected joints with soft-tissue therapy, and improving overall biomechanics to reduce abnormal stress on arthritic joints. Your chiropractor will tailor the treatment approach to the severity of your arthritis, using low-force techniques and avoiding aggressive adjustments on significantly degenerated joints. Exercise prescription is a critical component of arthritis management, and your chiropractor will design a program that includes range-of-motion exercises, strengthening work, and appropriate cardiovascular activity. Research in the journal Osteoarthritis and Cartilage supports exercise and manual therapy as effective conservative treatments for osteoarthritis.
Your chiropractor will also provide advice on weight management, anti-inflammatory nutrition, joint protection strategies, and when appropriate, the use of heat and cold therapy. For patients with inflammatory arthritis such as rheumatoid arthritis, chiropractic care is modified accordingly and delivered in coordination with your rheumatologist. Regular chiropractic care can help arthritis patients remain active, independent, and comfortable for longer.
Arthritis FAQs
Is it safe to see a chiropractor if I have arthritis?
Yes. Chiropractors are trained to modify their techniques for patients with arthritis, using gentle, low-force methods that are safe and appropriate for degenerative joints. Treatment focuses on maintaining mobility and function rather than forceful manipulation.
Can chiropractic care slow down arthritis?
While chiropractic care cannot reverse arthritis, maintaining joint mobility and proper biomechanics through regular treatment may help slow functional decline. Combined with exercise and weight management, chiropractic care can help you maintain an active lifestyle despite arthritis.
What type of arthritis can chiropractors treat?
Chiropractors most commonly treat osteoarthritis, which is the wear-and-tear form of arthritis. They can also provide supportive care for patients with inflammatory arthritis such as rheumatoid arthritis, working in coordination with rheumatologists to ensure safe and appropriate management.