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What can be treated with Chiropractic
The primary treatment of the Doctor of Chiropractic is manipulation (an "adjustment") to those areas of the spine or surrounding joints which are slightly displaced and fail to function normally. Given by hand (the word chiropractic means "done by hand"), the adjustment will restore proper alignment and function to the spinal joints, thereby restoring the normal nerve transmission and healing potential to the vital structures of the body. Therapeutic exercise, massage, and nutritional support are part of patient care when appropriate. Injuries like sprains (ankle), strains (eg. pulled muscles), tendinitis (eg. tennis elbow) and bursitis (eg. shoulder pain) and joint problems in the shoulder, elbow, wrist, hand, hip, knee, ankle, and foot can all be treated effectively with chiropractic care. These are all good reasons to seek chiropractic care. However, the beauty of Chiropractic is not only drug-free and surgery free care, but also preventative and performance enhancing care. Maintaining proper alignment will allow athletes to be prepared for their sport. Many of the greatest athletes in the world are adjusted before competition as a "tune-up" in an effort to place their bodies in a state of peak efficiency. Following competition, they are adjusted to enhance the recuperative process after the stress of their particular event.
TopWhat can be treated with Acupuncture
The Wold Health Organisation acknollege Acupuncture can show positive treatment results for these conditions and symptoms, and more:
| Addictions Allergy Anorexia Arm/ Shoulder Pain Anxiety Arthritis Asthma Back Pain Backache Bell’s Palsy Bursitis Bladder Dysfunction Blood Pressure Regulation Carpal Tunnel Syndrome Circulatory Problems Chronic Fatigue Syndrome Cold & Flu Colitis Constipation Depression Diarrhea Disc Problems Facial Paralysis Fibromyalgia Foot Problems |
Gout Gall Bladder Problems Gynecological Disorders Hay Fever Headache Hiccups Hip Pain Impotence Incontinence Indigestion Infertility Insomnia Joint Pain Knee Pain Leg Cramps Pain Tingling Libido Problems Malnutrition Menstrual Disorders Multiple Sclerosis Nausea Nervousness Neck Problems: includes Pain, Stiffness Neuralgia |
Neurasthenia Pain PMS Prostate Problems Rheumatism Sciatica Shingles Shoulder/Arm Pain Sinus Problems/Sinusitis Skin Problems Sleep Disorders Smoking Cessation Spinal Cord Injury Sports Injuries Sprain & Strain Pain Stomach Problems Stress Swelling/Inflammation Tendonitis Tinnitus TMJ Problems Thyroid Problems Ulcers Urinary Problems Whiplash |
Is Chiropractic safe
Chiropractic care is "remarkably safe", according to the New Zealand government's inquiry. It is the result of a conservative approach to health that avoids invasive procedures or addictive drugs. The doctors at Boyne Tannum Chiropractic Acupuncture Centre combine Chiropractic and Acupuncture knowledge and techniques together to offer you a natural approach to better health that safe and effective.
TopHow long will I need Chiropractic care
Spinal problems, neglected since early childhood, may require ongoing supportive care for optimum spinal function. These long-standing problems are often associated with muscle weakness, soft tissue damage and degenerative changes to the spine.
Most patients find that periodic chiropractic checkups help keep them in tip-top shape. Those who are active, have stressful jobs, or want to be their very best, find that a schedule of preventive visits are helpful in the maintenance of good health.
Some patients see chiropractic care only when their ache or pain becomes unbearable. While this style of "crisis management" is usually more costly and time consuming, our office stands ready to help all patients, regardless of the health goals. But as we have stated before, following the doctors' treatment plan are always to the best of your own health.
Top Does Acupuncture hurt
Most people who have had acupuncture would describe it as virtually painless or far less painful than plucking out a hair. The sensations that follow range from nothing at all, to mild tingling, to slight numbness/achiness, to electrical pulsations in areas distant from the site of insertion. All these sensations usually subside once the needles are removed. The needles used for acupuncture are much smaller that the standard hypodermic needle, do not draw blood and are solid, not hollow.
TopDo you use disposable needles
At Boyne Tannum Chiropractic Acupuncture Centre, we use only single-use, sterile, disposable needles. The specially-made acupuncture needles are supplied factory sterilized and individually wrapped. They are opened for each patient as needed, and disposed of immediately after each treatment.