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How long does it take to fix a bulging disc?
This varies on the severity of the bulge and what methods of treatment are used. In my experience 6 weeks is the minimum amount of time for a bulging disc to fully heal.
Can a chiropractor repair a herniated disc?
Chiropractors restore your body's ability to heal itself. This varies in time and efficacy depending on your body and the severity of the herniation. Most disc herniations can READ MORE
Chiropractors restore your body's ability to heal itself. This varies in time and efficacy depending on your body and the severity of the herniation. Most disc herniations can be repaired with Chiropractic care.
Why do chiropractors check leg length?
Checking leg length is a useful diagnostic indicator to assess function and position of the low back and pelvis.
Can a chiropractor help with leg weakness?
Yes and no, depending on the cause of leg weakness. Chiropractors are very good at assessing and diagnosing the cause of leg weakness. They can help you directly or refer you to READ MORE
Yes and no, depending on the cause of leg weakness. Chiropractors are very good at assessing and diagnosing the cause of leg weakness. They can help you directly or refer you to the best medical professional to treat your condition.
Is it normal to feel pain after chiropractic?
There may be pain or soreness for 24-48 hours after treatment. This usually subsides after 2 days. If it persists, then you should call your Chiropractor and tell them.
Can a chiropractor help with foot pain?
Yes Chiropractors can help with pain in any joint of the body. I recommend going to a Sports Chiropractor for this issue.
Why does popping joints feel good?
Popping the joints feels good because it inhibits pain receptors as well as gives a small rush of endorphins.
Is chiropractic toxic release real?
Yes, our bodies constantly recycle themselves and when you have manual therapy of any kind (Chiropractic, massage, acupuncture, exercise) our bodies release toxins that have been READ MORE
Yes, our bodies constantly recycle themselves and when you have manual therapy of any kind (Chiropractic, massage, acupuncture, exercise) our bodies release toxins that have been stored in different tissues. It is also important to drinks lots of water to help flush those toxins out of the body completely.
Why do chiropractors crack your toes?
Manipulating any joint allows for better function of the joint, increased coordination, and decreased pain. The toes specifically are important for walking, standing, etc., so READ MORE
Manipulating any joint allows for better function of the joint, increased coordination, and decreased pain. The toes specifically are important for walking, standing, etc., so their proper function is very important.
What is the gun that chiropractors use?
There are several devices that resemble a gun used in Chiropractic offices. One is called an Activator, another is called Arthrostim, there are also soft tissue devices called READ MORE
There are several devices that resemble a gun used in Chiropractic offices. One is called an Activator, another is called Arthrostim, there are also soft tissue devices called Hypervolt and TheraGun. These all help to release tension in the muscles and to move restricted joints of the spine.
What is the best chiropractic technique?
Many patients and practitioners have their preferences. My personal preference is SOT (Sacro-Occipital Technique) as it provides a full system for adjusting the spine, cranium, READ MORE
Many patients and practitioners have their preferences. My personal preference is SOT (Sacro-Occipital Technique) as it provides a full system for adjusting the spine, cranium, extremities, and even organs if necessary. To me it is the only complete body technique that is widely researched and based in evidence.
Can cracking your back paralyze you?
This can only happen if you have a fractured spine and the fracture severs the spinal cord.
Can you pop your sacroiliac joint?
Yes, this is a common joint which can become dysfunctional and which Chiropractors adjust.
How does a chiropractor adjust your SI joint?
There are many techniques to adjust the SI joints. Some do it with the patient lying on their side. Others use a "drop table" which helps make corrections to the spine and pelvis. READ MORE
There are many techniques to adjust the SI joints. Some do it with the patient lying on their side. Others use a "drop table" which helps make corrections to the spine and pelvis.
How do you know if your SI joint is out of place?
Low back pain/stiffness, hip pain/stiffness, thigh pain, and swelling of one foot are indicators that the SI joint is out of place.
Do chiropractors work on joints?
Yes this is exactly what Chiropractors do. They make adjustments to the joints to restore their function and decrease pain.
How do you loosen the sacroiliac joint?
I do not recommend loosening the SI joint. They need to be stable but they also need to be aligned properly. I recommend seeing a Chiropractor to assess if the SI joint is already READ MORE
I do not recommend loosening the SI joint. They need to be stable but they also need to be aligned properly. I recommend seeing a Chiropractor to assess if the SI joint is already too loose or if it needs to be aligned.
How can you tell the difference between sacroiliac pain and sciatica?
Great question! Sciatica always goes down the back of the thigh and can extend past the knee into the calf and foot. Sacroiliac pain usually presents with low back pain, hip pain, READ MORE
Great question! Sciatica always goes down the back of the thigh and can extend past the knee into the calf and foot. Sacroiliac pain usually presents with low back pain, hip pain, or buttock pain that may go down the front or sides of the thigh and does not extend past the knee.
What kind of doctor do you see for SI joint pain?
I recommend going to a Doctor of Chiropractic (Chiropractor) for SI joint pain. They are the experts in treating the causes of SI pain.
What does it feel like when your SI joint is out?
A dysfunctional SI joint may present with pain and/or stiffness in the low back, hips, and thigh. Swelling in one foot can also be an indicator of SI joint dysfunction.
