Walker Chiropractic Center

read moreAre you suffering from stubborn back pain that just won't let up; chronic migraines that don't go away, no matter how many treatments you try; or a sports injury that is keeping you on the bench instead of on the field? At Walker Family Chiropractic, we will get you back to living your life. Dr. Richard Walker has spent over 30 years treating patients with a wide array of chronic and acute pain conditions. He provides several services, including chiropractic adjustment, sports chiropractic treatment, sciatica treatments, and more.

read moreRichard Walker of Walker Family Chiropractic in Fayetteville, NC has been serving patients since 1989, helping them experience reduced pain, improved mobility, and a greater quality of life. He earned his Bachelor of Science Degree (Biology) in 1984 from Ohio Northern University in Ada, OH. From there, he went on to earn his Doctor of Chiropractic in 1987 from Palmer College of Chiropractic in Davenport, IA. Dr. Walker has multiple continuing education certifications including Certified Chiropractic Sports Physician (1992-93,) Postgraduate Certification in Spinal Trauma (1994,) Certified in Active Release Technique (ART) for upper and lower extremities and spine, and Certified Professional Sports Care with PGA (2013.)

read moreAt Walker Family Chiropractic, we believe that pain shouldn't stop you from living the life you want. That's why we offer effective chiropractic care treatments that don't involve medicine, surgery, or painful injections. Treatment from Walker Family Chiropractic is dependent on the body's own natural healing methods. Richard Walker has been treating back- and neck-pain patients in Fayetteville, NC for over 30 years. His treatments have helped countless people experience improved mobility, a decrease in discomfort, and a higher quality of life.

read moreOne of the most common complaints we hear from our patients is about pain in their lower back. This is typical for people who are ageing, active, or have suffered some kind of whiplash injury. Fortunately, Walker Family Chiropractic knows the best treatments for lower back pain. Chiropractic adjustment has proven to be one of the most effective ways to deal with lower back pain. This calls for a precise manipulation of the vertebrae to increase the space between discs in the spine. This will help reset bulging or herniated discs and ease pressure on nerves and the spine itself.

read moreThere are many reasons people suffer from headaches. One of the reasons not many people think about is how muscle stiffness can lead to tension and the irritation of nerves in the neck and head. Headaches are often the result of stress being put on the spine. This pressure travels up through the spine and is felt in our heads. For those who suffer from chronic headaches, the answer for pain relief may come from easing the pressure and tension on the spine in the upper back and neck. Chiropractic treatments are available to ease headache-inducing tension.

read moreSome back issues can result in pain down in your legs. This pain is not a separate issue; it is related to your back pain. Back injuries can cause irritation of the sciatic nerve, the nerve that runs all the way from your lower back to your feet. If you have a herniated disc in your lower back, it will push against your sciatic nerve and cause the pain you're feeling all through your legs. The amount of sciatic pain you're feeling can vary by the person and the injury. In some cases, the patient may feel a throbbing pain through their legs.

read moreAre you sick of dealing with pain in your knees? There is a solution available to you that doesn't involve medication or surgery. Dr. Walker and the team at Walker Family Chiropractic can provide safe, effective knee pain relief. Dr. Walker can manipulate your knee through an extremity adjustment that is designed to increase your range of motion and provide pain relief. This technique helps patients deal with chronic knee pain. There's no need to live with knee pain or spend wildly on medications or surgery that don't completely solve the issue.