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If you are tired of living in pain and want to avoid invasive back surgery, find a Doctor of Chiropractic that cares about their patients. Chiropractic care is a course of treatment that is designed specifically for you, the patient, depending on the nature of your condition, how long it has been present, and your ultimate goal of wellness. Do you want to just-get-by each day, or do you want to achieve complete wellness? Most patients will testify that chiropractic care is not just a pain-killer, but that it keeps the pain away by taking care of the root cause.
Just because your pain has been eased doesn’t mean the problem is gone. A common mistake is to ignore the problem once the pain is gone---and then only to find that the problem may return all too soon. Your Dr of Chiropractic may recommend further treatment to stabilize the vulnerable area and prevent reoccurrences of the problem.
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Many people are aware that chiropractic treatment generally consists of manipulation of the spine to relieve subluxations. However, in addition to spinal manipulation, other types of treatment may also be used by your chiropractor that takes care of the whole body. These other forms of chiropractic care include massage therapy, ultrasound, physical therapy, and/or electric stimulation. One purpose of these different forms of treatment is to relax the patient so that the adjustment is more effective.
What are the benefits of getting a massage?
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Many people want to find a low back pain cure that will take care of their back pain once and for all! However, if there is any interference between the spinal column and the nervous system, they will continue to experience pain. Here are a few facts about these two systems:
- Nervous System: The nervous system is the center of your thoughts, memory, learning, and consciousness. All of your internal organs receive the nerve supply from your spine.
- Spinal Column: The spine consists of 24 vertebrae plus the sacrum and coccyx. It has four main functions: enclose and protect the spinal cord; support the hips and shoulders; serve as an attachment to the muscles, and support the head and ribs.
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Are you suffering from back pain, either intermittently or constantly? Don’t wait for other symptoms to appear before looking for a back chiropractor. As we often say, “the sooner the better,” as many symptoms may not occur until after weeks, months, or even years of malfunction. If you are proactive by having regular chiropractic adjustments following an injury before you notice any symptoms appear, you will help prevent chronic pain and deterioration in the years ahead.
