Chiropractic

Read an informative overview of the types of spinal manipulation used by chiropractors to reduce pain and improve motion in the head and neck.

Chiropractors may utilize drugless therapeutics (natural therapies) in conjunction with or separate from chiropractic manipulation to help treat patients with lower back pain.

While rare, thoracic disc herniations do occur. When practical and safe, chiropractic can be a conservative (nonsurgical) option for care.

Learn more about the techniques and therapies chiropractors use to treat myofascial pain syndromes such as trigger points and adhesions.

Learn about chiropractic care’s goals, treatment options, and typical length of treatment time.

Here are some basic guidelines typically followed in chiropractic treatment plans, as well as red flags to avoid.

A full review of chiropractic adjustment approaches, ancillary treatments, protocols, and background information on how chiropractors treat low back pain.

Spinal manipulation under anesthesia allows physicians to sedate the pain-perceiving nerves that have been irritated to avoid pain during the procedure.

Learn which questions to ask and what to look for when discussing when a chiropractor typically re-evaluates a treatment plan. Sometimes a change in treatment or referral to another specialist may be needed.

Cardiovascular and strengthening exercise combined with chiropractic care are important in the management of low back pain and achievement of pain relief.