Yes! There are numerous benefits of chiropractors for kids.
Ahh, youth!
As an adult, there’s probably a lot about children that you envy: their energy, clear skin, and the fact that they have their whole life ahead of them.
Surely a chiropractic adjustment is the last thing a child needs, right?
Not necessarily.
But are chiropractors doctors?
If you have ever been in a car accident, felt a twinge of neck pain, or thrown your back out, you probably considered going to a chiropractor.
But you may also have spent a good deal of time wondering if that was the right decision. Will a chiropractor be able to help? Are chiropractors doctors? What can you expect from your visit?
At Oviedo Chiropractic, we understand why some of our patients are hesitant to seek out chiropractic care, but we also consider it our mission to reeducate them about how much chiropractors can benefit them.
Find out how flexion distraction therapy can help.
Lower back pain is extremely common here in America. Other than upper respiratory infections, back pain is the most common reason for visiting a doctor.
But just because pain, numbness, tingling, or other symptoms have become a part of your daily life, doesn’t mean things should stay that way. And your friendly neighborhood chiropractor can help.
At Oviedo Chiropractic, one of the (many) methods we use to relieve pain is a technique called flexion distraction. In this article, we’ll discuss what this technique is, who it can benefit, and why you’ll want to give it a try as soon as possible.
Lower back pain when sitting is common, but that doesn’t mean it’s unavoidable.
Two hundred years ago, working at a desk job was a privilege afforded to only the top 1% of society. Nowadays, technological advancements (not to mention a global pandemic) mean that the majority of the country works, plays, and spends the bulk of their lives in a seated position.
But that doesn’t mean it’s healthy. Sitting is extremely hard on your back.
If you’re among the millions of people who experience lower back pain when sitting, you might be confused. After all, how can you back hurt when you’ve been relaxing all day?
But a car accident chiropractor can help you heal naturally, quickly, and effectively.
Should you visit your local chiropractor following an accident? An auto injury chiropractor is a professional you can rely on when you’re involved in an accident.
You may not consider the importance of getting chiropractic care, but this is an important step that could benefit your health.
This article provides five key reasons why you need to make an appointment with a car accident chiropractor.
But before you figure out how to crack your back on your own, there’s something you should know.
You love the relaxed, limber feeling you get after an adjustment. Cracking your back felt so amazing, you want to feel like that every day!
If you’re like most of our patients, this invariably turns into researching how to crack your back at home to get those same benefits on a daily basis.
Not so fast!
Turns out, there’s a reason why chiropractic care is a $12 billion dollar industry: it’s not a good idea to crack your own back at home.
Here are 5 signs that let you know when to see a chiropractor.
Each year, millions of people visit chiropractors for various injuries and ailments. In fact, it’s estimated that chiropractors treat over 27 million American patients each year.
In fact, chiropractors can help you improve your overall health, but most people fail to notice obvious signs that a chiropractic visit is necessary.
Here are 5 signs that you may need to see a chiropractor.
Luckily, chiropractic care can help treat the symptoms of disc protrusion and herniation.
They’re a common car accident injury, but if you’ve been diagnosed with a herniated or bulging disc, it doesn’t help to know you’re in good company. You only have one thing on your mind: How do you get the pain to stop? Can a chiropractor help?
Chiropractors are experts in the spine and other joints, so it’s only natural that they would understand how to treat a disc protrusion or herniated disc. In this article, we’ll go over what exactly a disc protrusion is, what causes them, common symptoms, and how chiropractic care can help.
“Does my insurance cover chiropractic treatments?”
If you suffer from back pain, achy joints, sciatica, or another painful condition, you’re not alone. Chiropractors treat nearly 27 million patients a year. With the prevalence of joint-related issues, you might be asking yourself, “Does my insurance cover chiropractic treatment?”
But—as with most questions involving doctors and insurance plans—the answer isn’t always cut-and-dry.
Fortunately, there are many occasions when your insurance will cover chiropractic services. Let’s dig a little deeper to see when you may or may not be covered.
E-Stim therapy (or electrical muscular stimulation) can sound a bit intimidating when your chiropractor suggests it as a form of treatment.
“What is it? Why do I need it? Why would I benefit from it? Does it hurt? Can I stop once I start?”
You will find the answers to these questions as you read on and we hope that it helps ease any anxiety you feel about this treatment option.
For some, chiropractic offers relief from pain. For others, it's about feeling and looking good. Call today and see what chiropractic can do for you!
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