Dr. Ronald Gregg Ritchie, DC

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Phone: (972) 496-9800

Address: 4280 Lavon Dr Ste 264, Garland, TX 75040

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Dr. Ronald Gregg Ritchie, DC

General Practitioners

Arthritis
Fibromyalgia
Seeing Dr Ritchie was a caring and professional experience. He listened and shared so much helpful information regarding fibromyalgia and other pain that I've dealt with since I was 5 years old. I left his office with a new start, directions, goals, hope and a plan that added value to my life. Thank you with all my heart Dr Ritchie.
Immunizations
On a more somber note, the number of individuals choosing to receive the vaccines is not increasing as it should. The chart here shows that only 40 percent of the US population has been fully vaccinated and only 50 percent has their first dose, waiting for their second. Second doses for these individuals should be complete by the end of June. That’s why I see a target date of July 1 as a good point to set. Unfortunately, that falls short of the 70 percent generally accepted as the “herd density” vaccination level.

Carpal Tunnel Syndrome

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I’m 52 years old. I’m an industrial mechanic and have suffered from back pain for the past 15 years. About a year ago I began to have sciatic pain and it became so severe I was unable to stand to sit for more than a few minutes. I was unable to work and was completely disabled. An MRI showed I had 2 herniated discs. My only option with traditional treatment was surgery. I had seen an advertisement for Spinal Decompression and had read articles so I decided to give it a try. After about 10 treatments, I had improved enough to return to work. After the recommended number of treatments, the pain was gone and I have not had sciatic pain for a year. If your doctor says you would be a good candidate for Decompression therapy, I would highly recommend it! Thanks Dr. Ritchie for giving me back my life.
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Sciatica
Decompression is used for the treatment of nerve root impingements (pinched nerves), disc degenerative changes, chronic arthritis of the spine where nerve roots are impinged, Sciatica, brachial neuralgia, cervical radiculopathy, etc. In recent months, due to the sedentary nature of our society in the present pandemic, compressive disorders of the spine are becoming more common. Sitting more increases the pressure on the spine generating more compression with resulting nerve root problems.
Whiplash
Dr. Ritchie has advanced training in the diagnosis and treatment of whiplash, sports and industrial type of injuries. He utilizes a multidisciplinary approach. This approach includes working with doctors specializing in multiple areas. Utilization of spinal decompression for disc and nerve root impingement syndromes has been incorporated into his practice making his a truly whole person practice to meet any patient’s needs.

Physical Therapists

Physical Therapy
Chiropractic is not physical therapy. It is true that therapy modalities (like EMS and traction) compliment the chiropractic adjustment, but it is not a central part of chiropractic. Therapy helps improve the results of the spinal adjustments. In the same way, discussion of nutrition, exercise, and other health problems are important to address the patient’s unique conditions. All of these can be done, but the adjustment is key.
Frozen Shoulder
Myofascial Release Therapy is a unique muscle stretching procedure that reduces or eliminates scar tissue and deep inflammation in muscles that have been injured or damaged from overuse or trauma. Rotator cuff syndrome, frozen shoulder syndrome, hip joint limitations and pain all respond extremely well to this treatment. It is difficult and sometimes painful to endure but the results are worth the effort. Many men and women with chronic shoulder problems now can move freely and without pain because of this aggressive procedure.
Back Pain
TMJ Dysfunction

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