Dr. Michael Robb, DC, AAS, BA, Chiropractor | Orthopedic
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Dr. Michael Robb, DC, AAS, BA

Chiropractor | Orthopedic

7000 East Mayo Boulevard 1058 Phoenix AZ, 85054

About

Dr. Michael Robb is a Chiropractic Physician practicing in Phoenix, AZ. Dr. Robb specializes in preventing, diagnosing, and treating spinal stenosis associated with the neuromusculoskeletal system. Conditions treated also include, digestive disorders, heart arrhythmias, erectile dysfunction and many others associated with nerve impingement. Dr. Robb, formerly working in the field of Nuclear Engineering, seeks to restore and improve joint biomechanics and associated neurology through engineering based biomechanical treatments of the spine. Dr. Robb developed a system of care that measures progressive improvement in the correction of spinal stenosis by utilizing heat differential measurements and pre and post care radiological diagnostics. All based upon engineering principles. 

Education and Training

Life University Doctorate of Chiropractic 2001

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Dr. Michael Robb, DC, AAS, BA
Dr. Michael Robb, DC, AAS, BA's Expert Contributions
  • For years I’ve had back pain that causes me to have diarrhea. Can this be related to each other? What should I do?

    Impinged nerves (from spinal stenosis) not only innervate muscles and skin...they also innervate organ and gland physiology! That is the result of mechanical stenosis! Find a well trained Chiro that will not twist your spine because stenosis is the direct result of a vertebrae that has shifted backwards and this causes narrowing of the openings in your spine that house the spinal nerves...I talk about stenosis on my website www.FIX24WellnessSudio.com READ MORE

  • Post bunion surgery

    Sounds like a nerve my be impinged. Try soaking the foot in warm water with epsom salt 4 - 5 days... READ MORE

  • Osteoarthritis

    Have your SED rate and CRP checked on blood labs. Alkaline diet, omega's and Vitamin D helps! READ MORE

  • How long is chiropractic treatment for hip pain?

    It depends on the severity and the time that it has been that way. Most anatomy books will state it takes 90 - 120 days for ligaments to heal from structural joint misalignments... READ MORE

  • How could I be able to tell at home that my knee cap is broke or fractured?

    Depending on how much trauma you sustained, I wouldn't suspect a fracture based upon those pictures...I suggest ice and elevate a few more days. try to avoid locking the leg out as this will prolong the healing. keep the leg slightly flexed. Swelling after a week or so that does not go away...may have to see your Doc. READ MORE

  • Can a chiropractor help with a bulging disc?

    Yes.. as long as the joint is not twisted! A bulging disc is the result of a malaligned vertebrae. The disc is mostly fluid and acts like a water balloon. if you step on a water balloon at an angle...the ballon will bulge away from the compression. When a vertebrae shifts backwards, from bending forward or looking down too much, the vertebrae will compress the disc at an angle and cause the bulge. READ MORE

  • What helps with disc hernia?

    Correcting the alignment of the vertebrae that articulates with the disc in question! READ MORE

  • Can you help with chronic hip pain?

    Many cases of hip pain can be traced back to nerve impingement in the lumbar spine. READ MORE

  • How to heal

    That's the classic sign of a hyperextended knee. Roll up a towel and place it behind the knee joint...grab your lower leg and gently flex your foot towards your rear-end cheek on the same side...hold for ten seconds....repeat! This may be painful but it will increase your range of motion! It can also be adjusted by a well trained extremity biomechanic! READ MORE

  • What is the treatment for hernia pain?

    Do a google search for "spinal dermatome chart"...It will show where spinal nerves go...look at the level on the chart and there's most likely the cause and remedy. READ MORE

  • Can I go to the GYM with a back injury?

    More info about your back injury would be helpful... just avoid FLEXION...bending forward at the waist or looking down ... wear a compression belt if it is a lower back issue. READ MORE

  • Can I workout with a curved spine?

    Yes! But understand, a curved spine may be due to a misaligned vertebrae. Without biomechanically maintaining your spine and working out...is just like driving your car without doing maintenance...failure to function will occur. READ MORE

Areas of expertise and specialization

Joint BiomechanicsSpinal stenosisOrthopedic injury

Faculty Titles & Positions

  • Director of Operations FIX24 Joint Biomechanics 2011 - Present

Awards

  • Best in class 2021 Paradise valley publication 
  • Best in class 2017 Paradise valley publication 

Charities and Philanthropic Endeavors

  • Navy Seal Foundation

Treatments

  • Spinal stenosis and orthopedic trauma. Digestive disorders and cardiac malfunction.

Articles and Publications

  • Written books called THE HEALTH MECHANIC and REHAB WITH DR. ROBB.

What do you attribute your success to?

  • My past career working for the Department of Energy in the field of nuclear weapons development and engineering. It gave me insight to view the human body from an engineering perspective as it relates to joint biomechanics.

Areas of research

  • Radiology, Joint Biomechanics, thermography

Awards

  • 2017, 2021 best in class

Teaching and speaking

  • Corporate education in injury prevention. Fox, NBC, ABC, Today Show Phoenix, ktar radio, THE LIST SHOW national program

Favorite Place to Vacation

  • Coronado California

Hobbies / Sports

  • Weight liftingHuntingFishing

Favorite professional publications

  • Journal of orthopedic

Areas of research

Radiology

Biomechanics

Thermography 

Dr. Michael Robb, DC, AAS, BA's Practice location

FIX24 Joint Biomechanics

7000 East Mayo Boulevard 1058 -
Phoenix, AZ 85054
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