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Dr. Brendon J. O`Brien, D.C.

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Questions related to: Chiropractic, Physical Therapy, Soft Tissue Treatment, Nutrition, Acupuncture, and the integration of Chinese and Western medicine.

Experience in the area

Dr. O'Brien is a highly skilled doctor of Chiropractic who has come to Minneapolis, Minnesota from Rochester, Minnesota. Dr. O'Brien has a extensive knowledge of sports related injuries and myofascial conditions. Dr. O'Brien has competed in Judo, Mountain Biking, Road Cycling, Free-Style Skiing, Cross-Country Skiing, Baseball, Basketball, and continues to compete in Mountain Biking, Road Cycling, and Cross-Country Skiing.

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D.C., Certified Acupuncturist in Minnesota.


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Recent Answers from Dr. Brendon J. O`Brien, D.C.

2012-04-17 Bedding:

Hello James,          I get this question every day!  The two best mattresses on the market are Tempurpedic (memory foam) and Select Comfort (adjustable air mattress).  It's kind of funny, people who

2012-04-03 Deltoid Injury:

Hello Portia,          You may want to have a MRI of the shoulder to see exactly which area is causing the pain.  Orthopedic tests can be accurate during the doctors exam but a MRI will show any damage

2012-02-14 range of motion not regain after knee replacement:

Hello Juliana,          You may want a doctor of Chiropractic in your area who performs Active Release Technique or Myofascial Release Technique, they both are intense deep tissue techniques which help

2012-01-26 possible pinched nerve in back causing right side belly pain:

Hello Sandra,          It is hard to say what exactly is causing the pain without an exam.  Some possibilities are: Muscle tear in between the ribs, Disc or Facet injury (most common), sports hernia (small

2011-12-27 SI joint problem:

Hello David,          You may want to have a MRI of the low back again, after surgery the joints above or below can be affected due the change in biomechanics (this may happen within 5yrs post surgery)

 

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