C-SPINE PAIN - Chiropractic Treatments

Chiropractic manipulation can address a number of causes of neck pain. It is not a treatment for every type of neck problem, but on the other hand is also considered a first line of treatment for many. Two typical causes of pain that originate in the neck and may be treated by manipulation include mechanical neck pain and disc problems.

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A chiropractic adjustment, also known as chiropractic manipulation, manual manipulation, or spinal manipulation, is a common therapeutic treatment for lower back pain.

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Manipulation under anesthesia

Some patients may experience high levels of pain with any movement of their spine, so that manipulations are not tolerable unless done under anesthesia.

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Lower Back Pain - Spine Manipulation Can be More Effective Than Meds

It may be easier and less time consuming to take pain medicine to help your lower back pain, but a recent study shows that spinal manipulation may be more effective.

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All About Spinal Manipulation

There are well over 100 types of adjustment techniques used by chiropractors throughout the world. Typically, chiropractors will focus on and utilize 8 to 10 different approaches in their practice.

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Joint Dysfunction & Manipulation

Joint dysfunction in the spine can produce pain, and mobilizing the spine joints through manipulations (also called adjustments) can decrease that pain.

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Subluxation

The term "subluxation" is used by doctors of chiropractic to depict the altered position of the vertebra and subsequent functional loss, which determines the location for the spinal manipulation.

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Spine Manipulation Techniques

There are well over 100 types of adjustment techniques used by chiropractors throughout the world. Typically, chiropractors will focus on and utilize 8 to 10 different approaches in their practice.

http://www.spine-health.com/treatment/chiropractic/spinal-manipulation-techniques

Chiro Post-Operative Care

Even though there is usually some temporarily added muscle soreness (similar to the feeling of having completed an aggressive exercise session) after the manipulation, the patient should experience an immediate increase in range of motion post-anesthesia care.

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About that cracking sound...

Sometimes joint cavitation or cracking does not occur during a chiropractic adjustment. Why not? And what are the chiropractors next steps?

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History of Chiropractic

Since its inception in 1895, chiropractic has provided treatment for patients with back pain, neck pain and headache.

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Chiro Refresher: Chiropractic Manipulation

Chiropractic manipulation refers to a chiropractor applying manipulation to the vertebrae that have abnormal movement patterns or fail to function normally. Chiropractic manipulation (also known as chiropractic adjustment or spinal manipulation), is a common therapeutic treatment for lower back pain.

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Whiplash Treatment

Chiropractic treatment for whiplash focuses on removing restrictions to movement in the neck.

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Is Muscle Strain Causing Your Neck or Back Pain?

Many episodes of back or neck pain are due to a muscle strain or other soft tissue sprain. This type of injury often improves with time and non-surgical care, such as medications and chiropractic manipulation. However, if the pain continues or worsens or is accompanied by arm pain, leg pain, or numbness, there is often a specific condition that requires treatment.

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Myths about Treatment for Back Pain and Back Problems

Back problems are often complex, so it's no wonder that myths abound. Pain causes, treatment options and effectiveness, and patient needs can all become mired in misinformation. Make sure you are well informed. Learn more...

How to Select the Best Chiropractor

If you decide to explore chiropractic to address your back pain, it may take some time to find the right practitioner for you. Learn what questions to ask when interviewing potential chiropractors, and what you can expect during chiropractic care. Learn more...

Treating Herniated Disks in the C-Spine

When a cervical herniated disc is treated, the first methods are often to use physical therapy, chiropractic manipulation, activity modification, and possibly anti-inflammatory medications.

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Chiropractic Manipulation under Anesthesia

Some patients may experience high levels of pain with any movement of their spine, so that manipulations are not tolerable unless done under anesthesia.

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Should You See a Doctor for Your Back Pain?

Pain is our friendliest enemy- it keeps us out of trouble even though it often seems to actually be the problem. But how do you know if your pain will go away by itself or if you should see a doctor? In most cases, back pain will get better on its own within a few days. But what if it doesn't? Persistent back pain may mean it's time to consult a back specialist.

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Can Chiro Treat Lower Back Pain in Pregnant Women?

Chiropractic treatments for pregnant women suffering from lower back pain has a very high success rate and can be combined with other treatments that do not include adding medications into the system.

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