“I had a car accident but I still have some body pain. Can a chiropractor help?”
I had a car accident about 3 months back. Even though I have recovered, I still have some body pain. Can a chiropractor help?
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If you still have pain that you relate to the accident, then I wouldn’t say you are recovered. Auto accidents can cause permanent injuries. A chiropractor can help by diagnosing the pain and creating a treatment plan to help you further recover.
Definitely
I am not sure if you did any therapy following your car accident but I can assure you, if you are still having pain after your accident you have not fully recovered. Depending on the severity of the car accident, soft tissues (tendons, ligaments, and intervertebral discs) can take up to a year to completely heal and stabilize.
Chiropractic is great for helping you recover from car accident injuries. I recommend starting treatment with in 1-5 days following the collision and going to an office or clinic such as mine that offers not only Chiropractic care but also injury rehabilitation, myofascial release, muscle stimulation, and ultrasound to achieve the best possible outcome for your injuries.
Chiropractic is great for helping you recover from car accident injuries. I recommend starting treatment with in 1-5 days following the collision and going to an office or clinic such as mine that offers not only Chiropractic care but also injury rehabilitation, myofascial release, muscle stimulation, and ultrasound to achieve the best possible outcome for your injuries.
Yes, chiropractic can help with most pain caused by a car accident.
Car accidents often cause more injury than initially suspected. A chiropractor can help. Get an evaluation to determine the source of your continued symptoms. An MRI may be required depending on what the initial exam shows.
Yes. There is likely some residual alignment issues remaining in joint, muscle, and nerve tissues.
Often after a M.V.A, there can be permanent damage caused by the impact. It is generally suggested that some chiropractic maintenance care can improve the long-term prognosis, stopped ongoing deterioration and allowing for a better quality of life.
Thanks,
Dr. Martin
Thanks,
Dr. Martin
Absolutely, Chiropractic is essential to a full recovery after an accident.
You are on the right path to find a relief. For a motor vehicle whiplash injuries the scientific research directs to avoid drugs to cover the pain and suggests seeking alternative care such as chiropractic, Acupuncture, massage, physical therapy and alike. Your first exam with the chiropractor will clear the path to know what's best for your care. Chiropractors are portal of entry who will refer you to other specialists as needed. So, don't suffer in vain, get help immediately to prevent adhesion build-up and calcium deposits.
Happy Thanksgiving,
OMead Rahmanian
Happy Thanksgiving,
OMead Rahmanian
It depends, you need to be examined and go with you through your history.
Absolutely, In addition to a proper exercise protocol and diet, I can't think of anything else that may help you more.
Best of luck.
Best of luck.
Yes chiropractic can help your condition has now become chronic and may require a few more about 6-8 treatments of chiropractic care to relieve the pain or discomfort permanently. A chiropractor can give you a specific exercises to areas of the body that are still bothering you.
There may be residual pain as a result of several factors for which chiropractics can help. However, further diagnostic testing is warranted to fully evaluate the cause of the residual pain. In my experience, I have treated patients with chronic pan following car accidents and have seen a 80%-90 % increase in their activities of daily living.
Yes!
