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Expert Q&A
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| By Bruce Salzinger, D.C., CCSP Chiropractor | ||
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My son frequently complains of "growing pains." Can a chiropractor help?
In my experience, "growing pains" are a natural occurrence when the rate of development of the bones and the muscles attached to them are out of sync. Eventually the muscles elongate to catch up with the bone length. Epson salt or dead sea salt warm baths ease the pain."
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