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body's healing potential with our customized, exclusive, brain-based chiropractic care and regenerative therapies.
Unlock your body's healing potential with our customized, exclusive, brain-based chiropractic care and regenerative therapies.
We believe in a natural, holistic approach to healthcare, honoring the body’s God given ability to heal. We understand that many of our patients are very stressed and overwhelmed with chronic conditions and pain. Therefore we help our patients to understand that uncontrolled, prolonged stress is detrimental to the body’s ability to heal.
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Our medically integrated team provides the best natural approach to help you with your journey to reclaim your health. We help uncover changes in lifestyle that need to be considered to help your body reach its fullest potential.
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At Hood Health & Wellness, we prioritize your comfort and well-being from the moment you walk through our doors.
With over 36 years of dedicated service led by Dr. W. Kelly Hood, we offer personalized, exclusive treatments for chronic pain and various chronic conditions. We address issues such as peripheral neuropathy, failed low back surgery syndrome, and chronic knee, hip, and shoulder pain. Utilizing cutting-edge regenerative therapies and advanced healing injections, we help your body initiate the repair process and achieve lasting relief.
Our experienced team has witnessed countless transformations as patients embrace their health journey with us. We believe in your body’s innate ability to heal and are here to jumpstart and guide that process. Our goal is to help you become what you are meant to be—a vibrant, healthy, pain-free individual.
Expect personalized care that includes understanding the root cause of your condition, the treatment process, and preventative measures moving forward. Our passion and promise are to engage with you to our fullest ability to make a significant impact on your health and well-being.
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Symptoms
Here’s an overview of the symptoms associated with peripheral neuropathy, nerve pain, joint pain, and arthritic pain:
Peripheral Neuropathy:
- Numbness, tingling, or burning sensations in the hands or feet.
- Sharp, stabbing, or shooting pain, often described as pins and needles.
- Loss of coordination and balance.
- Weakness in the muscles, leading to difficulty with tasks like gripping objects or walking.
- Sensitivity to touch or temperature changes.
- Changes in skin texture or color, such as thinning or shiny skin.
Nerve Pain:
- Shooting or radiating pain that follows the path of a specific nerve.
- Electric shock-like sensations.
- Burning or stabbing pain.
- Hypersensitivity to touch.
- Numbness or weakness in the affected area.
- Difficulty with fine motor skills due to decreased sensation.
Joint Pain:
- Persistent or intermittent pain in one or more joints.
- Stiffness, especially after periods of inactivity or upon waking in the morning.
- Swelling, tenderness, or redness around the affected joint.
- Decreased range of motion.
- Grinding or popping sensations with movement.
- Joint instability or weakness.
Arthritic Pain:
- Stiffness, especially in the morning or after periods of inactivity.
- Swelling, warmth, or redness around the affected joint.
- Decreased range of motion.
- Joint deformities, such as bony growths or joint misalignment.
- Fatigue or malaise, particularly during flare-ups.
Neck Pain
Feeling discomfort in your neck? It could be due to conditions like spondylolisthesis, degenerative spine changes, or kyphosis.
Grinding Sensation
Experiencing a grinding sensation in your neck? It may be linked to spondylolisthesis, instability, or degenerative spine changes.
Stiffness
Neck stiffness may occur with spondylolisthesis, kyphosis, or adult deformity. It can also be a response to muscle spasms triggered by herniated/slipped discs, stenosis, or occipital neuralgia.
Muscle Spasming
Muscle spasms in the neck can result from injury or as a protective response to pain associated with herniated/slipped discs, stenosis, or occipital neuralgia.
Headache
Experiencing discomfort at the back of your head? It could be attributed to various factors such as occipital neuralgia, Chiari malformation, tension stemming from cervical spine alterations, kyphosis, spine deformities, or even spine instability.
Vision or Hearing Changes
Alterations in vision or hearing might signal underlying conditions like brain tumors, hydrocephalus, or pituitary tumors. These changes warrant prompt attention for accurate diagnosis and appropriate management.
Balance Issues
Struggling with balance? Several conditions such as cervical stenosis, hydrocephalus, brain tumors, subdural hematoma, or kyphosis/adult spinal deformity could be at play. Identifying the root cause is crucial for devising effective treatment strategies.
Facial Pain
Facial pain, particularly characteristic of trigeminal neuralgia, demands evaluation and management to alleviate discomfort and improve quality of life.
Memory or Speech Changes
Changes in memory or speech patterns may indicate underlying conditions such as hydrocephalus, brain tumors, or metastatic tumors. Timely intervention is essential to address these changes and maintain cognitive function.
Shoulder
Muscle spasms in the shoulder could result from injury or as a protective measure against pain from conditions like herniated/slipped discs, stenosis, or occipital neuralgia.
Burning/Pain
Burning or pain in the shoulder may stem from nerve compression due to a slipped or herniated disc, spondylolisthesis, or stenosis.
Tingling/Numbness
Tingling or numbness in the shoulder could indicate nerve compression from a slipped or herniated disc, spondylolisthesis, or stenosis.
Weakness
Weakness in the shoulder may be linked to stenosis (even without pain), or less commonly, with conditions like subdural hematoma, brain tumor, hydrocephalus, kyphosis, or adult spinal deformity.
Mid Back
Midback pain may originate from a slipped or herniated disc in the neck or midback, spondylolisthesis, kyphosis, or spinal deformity.
Burning or Numbness along the Ribs
Burning or numbness along the ribs could result from nerve compression due to a slipped or herniated disc, stenosis, kyphosis, or spinal deformity.
Visible Hump or Curve
A visible hump or curve in the spine could indicate kyphosis or spinal deformity/scoliosis.
Arms
Burning or pain in the arms can result from nerve compression due to a slipped or herniated disc, spondylolisthesis, or stenosis.
Tingling/Numbness
Tingling or numbness in the arms may occur due to nerve compression from a slipped or herniated disc, spondylolisthesis, or stenosis.
Weakness
Weakness in the arms may be associated with stenosis (even without pain), and occasionally with conditions like subdural hematoma, brain tumor, hydrocephalus, kyphosis, or adult spinal deformity.
Low Back
Pain in the lower back can be attributed to conditions like spondylolisthesis, degenerative spine changes, scoliosis, or deformity.
Grinding
A grinding sensation in the lower back may occur with spondylolisthesis, instability, or degenerative spine changes.
Stiffness
Back stiffness may accompany spondylolisthesis, adult deformity, or muscle spasms triggered by herniated/slipped discs, stenosis, or sciatica.
Muscle Spasming
Muscle spasms in the lower back could result from muscle injury or as a protective mechanism against pain from herniated/slipped discs, stenosis, or sciatica.
Hands
Burning or pain in the hands can result from nerve compression due to a slipped or herniated disc, spondylolisthesis, or stenosis.
Tingling/Numbness
Tingling or numbness in the hands may occur due to nerve compression from a slipped or herniated disc, spondylolisthesis, or stenosis.
Weakness or Loss of Dexterity
Weakness or loss of dexterity in the hands may be associated with stenosis (even without pain), and occasionally with conditions like subdural hematoma, brain tumor, hydrocephalus, kyphosis, or adult spinal deformity.
Hips
Muscle spasms in the hips may result from muscle injury or as a protective response against pain from a herniated/slipped disc, stenosis, or occipital neuralgia.
Burning/Pain
Burning or pain in the hips can occur due to nerve compression from a slipped or herniated disc, spondylolisthesis, or stenosis.
Tingling/Numbness
Tingling or numbness in the hips may occur when there is nerve compression from a slipped or herniated disc, spondylolisthesis, or stenosis.
Weakness
Weakness in the hips may be associated with stenosis (even without pain), and occasionally with conditions like subdural hematoma, brain tumor, hydrocephalus, kyphosis, or adult spinal deformity.
Legs
Burning or pain in the legs may result from nerve compression due to a slipped or herniated disc, spondylolisthesis, or stenosis.
Tingling/Numbness
Tingling or numbness in the legs may occur due to nerve compression from a slipped or herniated disc, spondylolisthesis, or stenosis.
Weakness
Weakness in the legs may be associated with stenosis (even without pain), and occasionally with conditions like subdural hematoma, brain tumor, hydrocephalus, kyphosis, or adult spinal deformity.
Balance Issues
Balance issues can arise from cervical stenosis, hydrocephalus, brain tumors, subdural hematoma, and kyphosis or adult spinal deformity.
Feet
Burning or pain in the feet may result from nerve compression due to a slipped or herniated disc, spondylolisthesis, or stenosis.
Tingling/Numbness
Tingling or numbness in the feet may occur due to nerve compression from a slipped or herniated disc, spondylolisthesis, or stenosis.
Weakness/Loss of Coordination
Weakness and loss of coordination in the feet can occur with stenosis (even without pain), and occasionally with conditions like subdural hematoma, brain tumor, hydrocephalus, kyphosis, or adult spinal deformity.
Balance Issues
Balance issues can be associated with cervical stenosis, hydrocephalus, brain tumors, subdural hematoma, and kyphosis or adult spinal deformity.
My
Story
I was a very active young boy growing up in the Texas Hill country area and by the time that I was in grade school I had suffered 3 concussions.
The trauma that I suffered to my head had caused issues with my neck and I began having horrible migraine headaches. My parents took me to the standard medical doctor for help and the treatment given was pain relieving meds. As a young boy, taking medication every time I had a migraine, did not really make sense to me . Deep down inside of me I wanted to be rid of the headaches and did not want to keep taking meds every time I had a migraine.
A good family friend one day suggested to my mom that she should take me to see her Chiropractic Doctor for evaluation. This appointment was the beginning of my health journey. I was put on a treatment plan after the chiropractic doctor explained to me and my mother what was causing my headaches. He explained that my previous concussions had injured my upper neck where it attaches to my head and this area was causing my migraines. I began treatment and soon started feeling much better. It literally changed my life and my mother tells me that I would say that I wanted to become a chiropractic doctor and help others just like I was helped. There is no better feeling than to help others regain their health.
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