Dr. Britton Bronson-rodriguez DC

Chiropractor (Pediatric) | Pediatric Chiropractor

1653 Southeast Pkwy Azle Texas, 76020 Show map

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Dr. Britton Bronson-Rodriguez is a Chiropractor practicing in FORT WORTH, TX. Dr. Bronson specializes in preventing, diagnosing, and treating conditions associated with the neuromusculoskeletal system, while improving each patients functionality and quality of life. She is a pediatric and pregnancy chiropractic specialist who accepts the whole family for care. Conditions treated include sciatica, neck pain, and arthritis pain, among many others. Dr. Bronson seeks to reduce pain and discomfort through manipulation and adjustment of the spine.

Education and Training

Texas Chiropractic College DC 2022

Board Certification

National Board of Chiropractic Examiners

Provider Details

Female English

Dr. Britton Bronson-rodriguez DC

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How long is chiropractic treatment for hernia pain?
A hernia is not structural and needs to heal at your body's pace. However, chiropractic can help correct any misalignments that may free up your body's distribution of nutrients to speed up the process of healing. The main thing with a hernia is following the surgeon's orders to let it heal without disrupting it. READ MORE
Can chiropractors help with the curved spine?
There are different kinds of scoliosis. Often, it starts in childhood and either gets worse or stays relatively the same. With chiropractic care, it has been effective at reducing the curve and helping with pain, but that's on a case by case basis. You would need to be seen and have a consultation to evaluate your situation. The general scope and practice of chiropractic includes more than just chiropractic manipulation. The practice of chiropractic may include exercises, physiotherapy, bracing, orthotic supports and, of course, diagnostics; all as it pertains to neuro-muscular-skeletal problems of the human body. In this sense of the definition, saying “chiropractic” does NOT mean a chiropractic adjustment, but rather the practice of chiropractic as a holistic, non-surgical method for the care of the human body. READ MORE
Will a chiropractic adjustment help shoulder pain?
Shoulder pain is common and we have helped many people with this condition. Often, it's due to some kind of misalignment related issue but can also be progressive like tendonitis. In my personal opinion, you would likely see relief unless it's due to something outside the scope of chiropractic. READ MORE
How do you treat chronic neck pain?
Chronic neck pain has a source. A subluxation, misalignment, trauma, or degenerative issue is likely the cause and can be treated with chiropractic. READ MORE
How long is chiropractic treatment for back pain?
The general scope and practice of chiropractic includes more than just chiropractic manipulation. The practice of chiropractic may include exercises, physiotherapy, bracing, orthotic supports and, of course, diagnostics; all as it pertains to neuro-muscular-skeletal problems of the human body. In this sense of the definition, saying “chiropractic” does NOT mean a chiropractic adjustment, but rather the practice of chiropractic as a holistic, non-surgical method for the care of the human body. With that said, to overcome back pain it may take several weeks but sometimes patients notice improvement the very first visit. You have to understand that chiropractic is a wellness art as well as a corrective art. So your long term health is the goal. Many people come in often to correct something and then monthly for maintenance and because if feels great to be in alignment. READ MORE
Can chiropractors help with insomnia?
Insomnia can happen for many reasons. If your brain won't stop and you keep thinking of everything in a tornado of thoughts, you'll want to practice meditation and stop all electronic activity a few hours before bed. If you watch TV or play on the computer/phone all the way up to sleep, then you're brain will be stimulated at that time. If you wind down, you may have a better time. Chiropractic can help by getting your body back into proper alignment so the proper circulation and flow of nutrients are happening. It can also relax you by relieving tension. Make sure to get plenty of water and consider supplementing with magnesium and potassium. You may also try melatonin and CBD. READ MORE
How long does a chiropractic adjustment take to work for back pain?
Chiropractic is not just a corrective art. It's also for maintenance. So treatment for back pain involves correction and then maintenance. You could experience alleviation of back pain after the first visit. But usually it takes a few weeks to really notice that you no longer feel back pain and tension. As you progress, the doctor should lessen the frequency of visits over about 6 weeks until you are coming in once a week and then eventually once a month to keep everything going well. READ MORE
What helps pain after chiropractic adjustment?
Typically, if you have pain after a chiropractic adjustment, it's because change is happening. This should subside after regular adjustments pretty quickly. Otherwise, you may want to try a different chiropractor. Everyone is different and has their methods. But you shouldn't have pain after adjustments on a regular basis. Just maybe at the beginning of your treatment plan. READ MORE
What helps upper back pain?
Often, upper back pain is from sitting, computer work, studying, etc. In fact, we call upper back pain in these situations "study back" and it's cause by poor posture sitting at a computer too long. Try getting up every 30 minutes and walking around, stretching, and focusing on things far away. That may help. To fix it, visit a qualified chiropractor and get on a regular schedule of adjustments to make the corrective action and keep you straight. READ MORE
How do you loosen tight muscles in your legs?
First, make sure you are getting magnesium and potassium, drink enough water each day, get plenty of sleep, and stretch. Long slow stretching your calves and muscles in your legs. Spend about 15 minutes stretching. There's a good guide on stretching at https://www.familyhealthchiropractic.com/6-tips-for-safe-stretching/ READ MORE
How long is chiropractic treatment for scoliosis?
Typically about 6 months. Although improvement can be seen in just a few weeks. A chiropractor can put together a non-invasive, drug-free scoliosis treatment plan that addresses multiple symptoms. While chiropractors are unable to straighten your spine completely, studies have shown a marked improvement in spine curvature, pain, and disability rating among those with scoliosis. Patients with dramatic curvature may need more invasive help, which we won't hesitate to recommend if we feel it is needed. READ MORE
Is scoliosis treatment painful?
Generally, there's little pain associated with chiropractic treatment of any kind. If you have more severe scoliosis and you are experiencing pain now, you may experience some pain from corrective actions, but usually, it's minimal. The bottom line is that your body operates better when it's in line and processes are flowing properly. Even if we cannot fix it completely, chances are we can make marked improvements. READ MORE
Why does my back crack when I stretch?
I think everyone should see a chiropractor. All of us have spines and bones that shift. We work, exercise, and sometimes that causes a misalignment, or subluxation. If your back cracks every time you stretch, you may have a misalignment. Or, you are realigning it as you stretch. It's not uncommon to hear pops when stretching, but it could indicate cause to see a chiropractor for general wellness and to make sure you are in optimal alignment. READ MORE
Should I see a chiropractor if I threw my back out?
Chiropractic deals with musculoskeletal issues, which makes a back issue a great reason to seek help. Back problems could indicate other issues, or could cause other issues like digestive and more. I would suggest seeing a chiropractor to get it checked out. It could just be a subluxation of your spine that needs to be adjusted. READ MORE
How should I sleep to improve my posture?
Sleeping on your back is one of the best positions to improve your sleep posture. It promotes better alignment of your spine and reduced pressure on your arms and legs. Also you may consider a good pillow with neck support like Therapeutica or a tri-core cervical pillow. READ MORE
How should I lay with lower back pain?
Lower back pain is a sign something is in need of care. A chiropractor can make sure your spine is all lined up properly, check your neck, pelvis, and other sites of common misalignment. Back pain doesn't just go away. You may learn to live with it, but it may get worse. To prevent long term problems, you should have someone look at it. A chiropractor is educated on how to do that properly. READ MORE
Can a chiropractor help with a disc hernia?
Chiropractic can help address back and neck issues, including any herniation or bulging. Tests need to be performed to determine the extent of the problem and to develop a treatment plan to correct it. READ MORE
How can you help with knee arthritis?
Chiropractic may be able to treat the cause of your osteoarthritis. Many patients see improvement. However, the joint may be damaged from long term misalignment and it could take some time to improve. We believe chiropractic can help with many things, even things that it's not meant to treat, as an ancillary benefit. Drinking plenty of water will keep your tissues hydrated, which may also help to some extent. READ MORE
How should I sleep to improve my posture?
Generally on a firm mattress on your back with a good cervical pillow. But if you sleep on your side, try to have someone look at you from behind to see if your spine is straight from your head down to your pelvis. That's how they determine your sleep number on the air mattresses. READ MORE
Can I lift weights with a disc hernia?
Only mild exercise is recommended if you have a disc hernia or bulge. While you are receiving chiropractic care to rehabilitate your spine, you should only do mild workouts using resistance bands or just body weight. Try not to torque or aggravate the herniated area. But, this is just general advice. You should seek qualified chiropractic care and the doctor will advise you directly. READ MORE

Areas of expertise and specialization

Insight Scanning TechnologyWebster Technique for pregnant patientsActivator TechniqueCraniosacral TherapyPre-frenactomy body workpost-frenectomy body work

Professional Memberships

International Chiropractic Pediatric Association