Dr. Danny A. McLane, Chiropractor
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Dr. Danny A. McLane

Chiropractor

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330 Barron Boulevard Grayslake IL, 60030
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Dr. Danny McLane is a Chiropractor practicing in Grayslake, IL. Dr. McLane 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. McLane seeks to reduce pain and discomfort through manipulation and adjustment of the spine.

Education and Training

Palmer Collage of Chiropractic DC 2011

Provider Details

Male English, Spanish
Dr. Danny A. McLane
Dr. Danny A. McLane's Expert Contributions
  • How long does it take to recover from a dislocation?

    It depends on the joint and the grade. The muscle damage take about 6 weeks to recover, then the remodel phase can take 6 months. The ligament damage can take up tp 24 months to fully recover. during that time, the joint is more likely to be re-injured. READ MORE

  • How long does it take to fix bad posture?

    It can take more than 2 years depending on how bad your starting position is, lifestyle, and how much home care and how well your chiropractic professional does to get and keep you adjusted. READ MORE

  • Can a chiropractor adjust your sinuses?

    It's not commonly practiced, but it is a well-established technique with very good results, for those it works for. READ MORE

  • What is the best therapy for lower back pain?

    According to the WHO, American Medical Association, and Medicare, the gold standard of care for low back pain, neck pain, and headaches is chiropractic care. READ MORE

  • What exercises help herniated discs?

    Most often extensions are the best exercise for any kind of disc pain, but you should be screened for complicating factors such myofascial adhesions, muscle spasms or nerve entrapments READ MORE

  • What does a rib out of alignment feel like?

    It can feel like a stabbing, burning and cramping pain in the back or center chest. It hurts more with breathing and movement, it can also affect the shoulder on the same side of the rib. READ MORE

  • Should I see a doctor or chiropractor for hip pain?

    Dear Patient, Chiropractors are doctors that specialized in neuromusculoskeletal pain and dysfunction. They would be well qualified to help you with hip pain. READ MORE

  • Can a rib pop back into place?

    Yes, it can happen. It's not terribly common period because, once any bone moves out of place, the body's natural protective mechanisms kick in and cause significant muscle cramping around the bone period to stabilize it from going further out. The downside is it usually prevents them from going back into place also. READ MORE

  • How do you realign your back?

    Simply stated, no. There's a reason that Chiropractic is a doctor-level degree. Never confuse activity with accomplishment. Moving something and making a noise doesn't mean that you've move the right thing or that it went back to the right place. over time, self-cracking can lead to significant spinal degeneration. READ MORE

  • Can chiropractors adjust wrists?

    Most chiropractors can. Some have more training than others and are more adept at it. Be sure that the doctor you choose is proficient at extremity adjusting READ MORE

  • How can I crack my lower back like a chiropractor?

    That's not a good idea. The issue is, when two bones are stuck out of place opposite each other they are harder to move than the bones that move properly. and when you put a significant amount of force into the spine enough to move a bone, and don't properly stabilize the levels above or below the fixated area, the bones that have proper range of motion will actually move further than they should, causing damage. Over a long time it can cause spinal degeneration. READ MORE

  • Why does my pelvis keep shifting?

    Usually, mechanical instabilities are preceded by neurological instabilities. Meaning there is usually either a pinched nerve, or nerve tension in the system that makes it so that the nerve impulses cannot control the muscles properly, therefore the bones move more than they should. Many times this is caused by a whiplash, or some kind of pelvic floor injury, common in females post pregnancy. READ MORE

  • What should I avoid if I have sciatica?

    The first step is always proper diagnosis. A lot of times a pinched nerve in the low back can look a lot like sciatica. And those are two very different conditions. The amount of things that sciatica prevents you from doing is pretty significant, rather than avoidance, especially being that you are so young, I would not recommend changing your behavior to prevent the condition from being worse. I would instead, recommend a proactive approach to look at the underlying reasons why you have sciatica, if it is in fact truly sciatica. READ MORE

  • Do I need a massage or chiropractor for a stiff neck?

    To be honest, you probably need both. Each has its own use, and if you're already in pain, it means it has involved muscles and bones. Do yourself a favor, get both. READ MORE

  • Can a chiropractor put your shoulder back in place?

    We are trained well enough to do so, but it is not within our scope to do so, because sometimes people go into shock. READ MORE

  • Can pregnant women go see a chiropractor?

    Generally speaking, Chiropractic as a whole has been shown to help reduce pain during pregnancy, make delivery go more smoothly with less pain or complications, and help speed recovery times. After all, everything is controlled by the nerves. Most chiropractic schools teach adjusting for pregnancy and postpartum, as well as for newborns. 95.5% of children are born with a spinal misalignment that can effect nerve function. Make sure you find a D.C. who's comfortable with you and whatever troubles you are having, even if they are not related to the pregnancy. READ MORE

  • Can chiropractic help with nerve pain?

    You hit it right on! Chiropractic is all about proper nerve function. That being said, the most common cause of nerve pain is mechanical compression, as in a bone out of place, putting pressure on a nerve, causing the nerve to distinction. There are other causes of nerve pain like bad allergies, poor diet, or more serious issues like depression or autoimmunity, but that should all be reviewed by the attending D.C. during the exam. Just be sure to let them know why you're seeking their help. READ MORE

  • What are some stretches my son can do at home for back pain?

    One of the best stretches he can do for the preservation of his low back, is called the Cobra pose, from yoga. It's very similar to a push-up, but his pelvis stays on the floor, so that his lower back is arched. one surprising thing that helps relieve lower back pain, is it stretching all the muscles in the legs, especially the ones on the inner thighs, the abductors and adductors. Many times chronic low back pain comes from having tight leg muscles. stretching those out helps relieve the tension on the pelvis that the low back muscles have to compensate for. Always remember, you should talk to your chiropractor before starting your son and any stretching or exercise routine. Also, stretching is good, and necessary. But it does not replace what chioropractic does for the spine. READ MORE

  • How do chiropractors treat scoliosis?

    There are a lot of ways to approach scoliosis treatment in chiropractic. what are the most effective, and gentle ways is through Upper Cervical Specific care. Approaches such as toggle recoil, Blair upper cervical, torque release technique, and Atlas orthogonal are all good ways to address the upper cervical spine. This takes tension off of the spinal cord and allows the spinal column to relax in to a more normal configuration. READ MORE

  • Why do I have lower back pain?

    Most back pain is from disc problems. When the disc becomes compressed it causes pain signals oh, it is usually from chronic bad posture, and long-term sitting. One of the major issues with that, is the more inflammation there is, the more your body will lay down scar tissue to hold it in place.through a process called wound contraction, that scar tissue will continue to compress the disc worse and worse until the disc finally goes out. That could be soon, or very long off in the future. You need to get it evaluated professionally, by a chiropractor. The best course of care for a degenerative disc, is regular Chiropractic adjustments. There was a study done by an osteopath, who took 700 patience that had chronic back pain of 10 years or more oh, and had failed other kinds of treatment prior, and had them get a chiropractic adjustment for 14 days in a row. by the end of the treatment. More than 80% of them had significant release of back pain. In a three-year follow-up study they found that over 65% of those people had still no back pain. READ MORE

Areas of expertise and specialization

Functional MedicineChronic ConditionsPain

Professional Memberships

  • Illinois Chiropractic Society  

Dr. Danny A. McLane's Practice location

Genesis Point

330 Barron Boulevard -
Grayslake, IL 60030
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Dr. Danny A. McLane has a rating of 5 out of 5 stars based on the reviews from 1 patient. FindaTopDoc has aggregated the experiences from real patients to help give you more insights and information on how to choose the best Chiropractor in your area. These reviews do not reflect a providers level of clinical care, but are a compilation of quality indicators such as bedside manner, wait time, staff friendliness, ease of appointment, and knowledge of conditions and treatments.

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Dr. McLane is a chiropractic physician who specializes in solving complex and difficult cases; his true specialty is differential diagnosis. Philosophically, in order to get a patient well, he always addresses all three areas of stress that the body experiences: physical, mental, and chemical. It is through a comprehensive investigation into the underpinnings of a condition that Dr. McLane believes a novel solution can be found.

Dr. McLane is currently serving patients at his own private chiropractic clinic – ADIO Chiropractic Clinic – located in Libertyville, Illinois. ADIO is an acronym coined by B.J. Palmer, the developer of chiropractic. It stands for Above, Down, Inside Out and it refers to how the nerves flow through the body and the body’s innate ability to heal itself once nerve interference is removed.

At his chiropractic clinic, Dr. McLane strives to increase the quality of life for all of the individuals involved with quick and long-lasting natural resolutions that are custom tailored to meet the needs of each individual with respect to their values and experiences. He has experience treating many patients with conditions ranging from whiplash to scoliosis to herniated discs to ear infections. He has also worked with a wide range of individuals including marathon runners, MMA fighters, EMTs, nurses, doctors, competitive ice skaters, tri-athletes, pro football players, children, child athletes, police, fire & rescue, as well as individuals with conditions such as ADD, ADHD, PTSD, TBI, and post-stroke.

Dr. McLane received his Doctor of Chiropractic (DC) degree from Palmer College of Chiropractic in 2011.

Chiropractic is a form of alternative medicine mostly concerned with the diagnosis and treatment of mechanical disorders of the musculoskeletal system, especially the spine. A chiropractic physician, like Dr. McLane, is a primary care professional for spinal health and well-being. Some of Dr. McLane’s specialities include applied kinesiology, acupuncture, massage therapy, and hypnosis – among others. Additionally he treats children on the autism spectrum, patients with chronic digestive issues, medical weight loss, and chronic diseases.

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