Mr. Eric Miller DC

Chiropractor | Sports Physician

9441 W 144th Pl Orland Park Illinois, 60462 Show map

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Dr. Eric Miller is a Chiropractic physician practicing in Orland Park, Illinois. Dr. Miller specializes in preventing, diagnosing, and treating conditions associated with the neuromusculoskeletal system, while improving each patients functionality and quality of life. Conditions treated include sciatica, neck pain, and arthritis pain, among many others. Dr. Miller seeks to reduce pain and discomfort through manipulation and adjustment of the spine. Dr. Miller is the owner of a multi-disciplinary integrated health care center. The medical corporation employs physicians of different specialties such as an orthopedic surgeon, a family practice doctor, chiropractic physicians, a nurse practitioner, physical therapists and massage therapists. The practice uses a "Patient-centered, Team-approach" to delivering healthcare services.

Education and Training

National University of Health Science DC 1991

Board Certification

National Board of Chiropractic Examiners

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Male English, Spanish

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Sleeping laying down causes extreme back pain?
Sorry to hear of your pain. You should definitely get an examination from a good chiropractor or orthopedic specialist. It may be something simple and easy to fix. Most doctors have cash plans for patients without insurance. READ MORE
Should I go to ER, urgent care or wait?
If the pain is serious and it seems to be getting worse, a more detailed examination should be performed. I would suggest getting an MRI to assess both the hard tissue bone and the soft tussuesligaments, tendons, etc,. Sometimes xrays do not show the pathology. I hope this info helps you. Take care and be well. Dr. Eric Miller Orland Park, IL READ MORE
Swelling in knee areas?
You should have another examination to determine the best treatment for your knees. It is often necessary to have continued treatment for knee swelling, stiffness and pain even after surgery or replacements. READ MORE
What helps with disc hernia?
A combination of spinal manipulation, spinal decompression, stretching and strengthening the core usually works quite well. Try conservative treatments before considering surgical options. READ MORE
How can you help with knee arthritis?
If your knee arthritis is not so bad that a knee replacement is the only option, then mobilization, manipulation and strengthening can be very helpful. We also use therapies such as Stemwave or Shockwave therapies to help break up scar tissue and adhesions and bring healing cells to the area of concern. There are many ways to treat knee pain depending on what the actual diagnosis is. Arthritis diagnosis is sometimes a simplified diagnosis. The doctor needs to determine the cause of the arthritis and try to change that. I hope this info is helpful. Dr. Eric Miller- Orland Park, IL READ MORE
How long is chiropractic treatment for hip pain?
It really depends on what is causing the hip pain and how severe the condition is. If surgery is not necessary, symptoms may improve within a few treatments. Only the physician that performs the exam, makes the diagnosis and determines a proper treatment plan can address expectations for treatment frequency and duration. I hope your hip pain is solved soon. Take care and be well. Dr. Eric Miller- Orland Park, IL READ MORE
Can tennis elbow be fixed?
Absolutely. Tennis Elbow is lateral epicondylitis or inflammation of the epicondyle where the wrist extensor muscles originate. Repeated wrist extension and/or gripping the hand can cause this condition. Reducing the inflammation in the area with ice and non-steroidal anti-inflammatories such as ibuprofen is suggested initially. Using a tennis elbow brace can be helpful as well. if symptoms persist for more than 2 weeks, you should consult a physician such as a Chiropractor, a sports medicine specialist or an orthopedic specialist. Different therapies are effective at healing this condition. I wish you well. Dr. Eric Miller- Orland Park, IL READ MORE
Can you treat a herniated disc without surgery?
Most disc herniations can be treated without surgery. However, if you have a sequestered disc causing cauda equine syndrome, surgery is then necessary. Take care and be well. Dr. Eric Miller-Orland Park, IL READ MORE
Is massage effective for scoliosis pain?
Massage can be helpful in alleviating some of the pain associated with increased muscle tension from scoliosis. READ MORE
What treatment is good for kyphosis?
When you have an exaggerated kyphosis in the thoracic spine, that means the vertebrae are positioned in a flexed position. Extension exercises and manipulation of the thoracic spine can be very helpful. Stretch your chest and front of your shoulders as well. READ MORE
Is walking good for disc herniation?
Walking is good for most disc issues. The movement of the hips and pelvis while walking helps to pump the discs which helps the convection process of fluid exchange. This exchange helps to keep discs healthy and elastic. READ MORE
Can lower back pain be fixed with exercises?
It depends on what is actually causing the pain. Is it joint, disc, nerve or muscle or a combo? Exercise is usually good, but if it exacerbates the pain, get a professional to diagnose and make a good treatment plan. Take care and be well. Dr. Eric Miller- Orland Park, Ill READ MORE
What can cause back pain when sitting?
Most common cause is sacroiliac dysfunction, disc pathology and/or facet joints READ MORE
Can you help with heel pain?
Yes. Chiropractic Physicians are extremely capable of treating most causes of heel pain. First, examination(and probably x-rays) are performed to arrive at an accurate diagnosis. Then, treatment plan is recommended and active treatment is started. READ MORE
How long is the treatment for should impingement?
It really depends on how severe your impingement is and how well you respond to treatment. Most cases of impingement that do not require surgery will generally improve a great deal within 3 months if treated properly. READ MORE
How soon after disc hernia treatment can I exercise?
It depends on the severity of your herniation. Strengthening the back is very important. Exercise with caution. If you feel increased back pain or increased leg symptoms, go easier. Just pay attention to your symptoms and try not to provoke too much. READ MORE
What is the treatment for elbow pain?
First an examination must be performed to determine the exact cause of your symptoms. Most of the time, elbow pain comes from either tendonitis, bursitis, epicondylitis or arthritis. Examination and proper imaging can be useful in determining proper diagnosis and then proper treatment plan can be recommended. Take care and be well. Dr. Eric Miller- Orland Park, IL READ MORE
Can driving cause hip pain?
Yes. Prolonged sitting in general can cause lower back pain. Prolonged sitting can cause tight hip flexors and weakened erector spinae muscles. If you sit for prolonged times, try to stand and walk for at least a few minutes every hour. READ MORE
How can I treat my hip joint pain?
First, you should find out what is causing the pain. Start by seeing a physician such as a Chiropractor or an orthopedic doctor. A thorough examination should be performed including imaging such as x-rays or an MRI to confirm the diagnosis. After diagnosis is made, a proper treatment regime can be prescribed. READ MORE
Can disc hernia pain go away?
Yes. Pain from a disc herniation can go away. It usually takes up to a year for a disc herniation to heal, but symptoms generally start to lessen after about 3 months if you dont need surgery. Chiropractic and traction or decompression can help decrease symptoms and speed recovery. READ MORE

Areas of expertise and specialization

Sacroiliac dysfunctionLower back painupper back painT4 syndromeNeck painHeadachesshoulder painRotator cuff syndromeThoracic Outlet SyndromeCervicobrachial syndromeSciaticaKnee painHyalgan injectionsTrigger point injectionsSpinal ManipulationDecompressionphysical therapy