Why joint motion matters
Joints that don't move properly can leave discs pinched, bulged or herniated, and nerves irritated. Left alone long enough, decreased movement can even trigger osteophytes, boney spurs that grow on the vertebrae and can eventually fuse bones together. Restoring motion early gives your body its best chance to heal and stay healed.
Patients often report their headaches shrink or disappear after adjustments. Others describe a simple feeling of release. Everyone responds a little differently, which is why the exam comes first.
More than one way to adjust
There are over 300 chiropractic techniques out there. Some use a highly specific hands-on thrust. Others use an instrument that delivers a light, precise impulse. Some focus on one region of the spine while others address the whole frame. The technique gets matched to your body and your comfort, never the other way around.
Who can be adjusted?
Elderly patients, teenagers, newborns, pregnant women, and even people who have had back, neck or hip surgery can be safely adjusted after a proper evaluation. Every patient is examined individually and treated with care specific to them.
Call the office. You will talk to a person, and the first consultation is complimentary.