Ear Infections in Omaha NE

Better drainage, less inflammation, and lasting comfort—here’s how we help with Ear Infections in Omaha NE.

All About Ear Infections in Omaha NE

At Corey Chiropractic & Acupuncture, we commonly see infants and children who struggle with recurring ear infections. While ear infections are often treated as an isolated issue, we recognize that they frequently stem from underlying structural and neurological factors that affect how the body drains fluid and regulates inflammation. When these factors are not addressed, congestion can persist and infections may continue to return.

One of the most common contributors we see in infants and children is misalignment of the atlas, the top bone of the neck. When the atlas is misaligned, it can place pressure on the nerves that run to the middle ear and sinuses. This pressure can interfere with normal nerve signaling and affect how fluid drains from the ears. As a result, the ears can become congested and fail to drain properly, creating an environment where infections are more likely to develop.

Our approach focuses on correcting these underlying issues rather than simply managing symptoms. By gently correcting atlas misalignments through chiropractic care, pressure on the nerves is reduced, allowing the ears and sinuses to open and drain as they are designed to. When proper drainage is restored, inflammation decreases and the body is better able to heal and regulate itself.

Parents often notice meaningful improvements after care. Ears begin to drain properly, sinus congestion clears, and children recover more quickly. Many experience fewer recurring ear infections and overall improvement in comfort and well-being. By addressing the structural and neurological factors that contribute to ear congestion, our goal is to support the body’s natural ability to heal and function properly.

As part of our integrated approach, chiropractic care works alongside other therapies to support tissue health, joint function, and nervous system regulation. Rather than focusing on a single symptom, we aim to address the full system contributing to ear infections so children can experience lasting relief and better long-term health.