Conditions We Treat in London, Ontario

Chiropractic care works by identifying and addressing the root cause of pain and dysfunction, not just the symptoms. At Riverside Chiropractic, Dr. Ben Tucker treats a wide range of musculoskeletal and nerve-related conditions using a thorough assessment process and personalized care plans.

Whether you’ve been dealing with something for years or woke up with a new problem this week, the first step is understanding exactly what’s going on before any treatment begins. No referral is needed, and new patients are always welcome.

• Back Pain
• Neck Pain
• Headaches and Migraines
• Sciatica
• Posture and Postural Dysfunction
• Midback Pain
• Shoulder Pain
• Hip Pain
• TMJ and Jaw Tension
• Scoliosis
• Sports Injuries
• Pregnancy-Related Pain
• Pediatric and Infant Care
• Arthritis
• Wellness Care

Back pain is the most common reason patients come to Riverside Chiropractic, and it’s one of the conditions Dr. Ben has the most experience treating. Whether it’s a sudden flare-up or something that’s been building for months or years, the approach is the same: a thorough assessment to find what’s actually driving the pain, followed by a personalized treatment plan that addresses the cause rather than masking the symptom.

Care typically includes hands-on adjustments, soft tissue therapy, and a home exercise program to support recovery between visits.

Recurring headaches and migraines are often more connected to the neck and upper back than people realize. Tension, joint restrictions in the cervical spine, and poor posture can all contribute to headache frequency and intensity.

Dr. Ben identifies what’s driving the pattern and builds a care plan aimed at lasting relief, not just getting through the next headache. Many patients are surprised by how much improvement is possible once the underlying cause is properly identified and treated.

Neck pain can come from an old injury, hours at a desk, poor posture, or everyday stress that accumulates over time. Left untreated it often leads to headaches, reduced range of motion, and radiating symptoms into the shoulder or arm. Dr. Ben starts with a full assessment to understand what’s contributing to the problem, then builds a plan that addresses the cause and includes home exercises to prevent it from coming back.

Sciatica can make sitting, standing, and walking genuinely painful. The sharp, radiating leg pain associated with sciatica has several possible underlying causes, and treatment that doesn’t account for the specific cause often falls short. Dr. Ben uses a detailed assessment to identify what’s irritating the nerve before building a targeted care plan. Many patients find significant relief once the root cause is properly identified and addressed.