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That ache in your back is not going away, and it’s time to let a professional have at it. Time to call a masseuse…or is it “massage therapist”? Is there even a difference?

If you’ve been injured in a car accident or while playing sports, you want to find the best treatment available to address your underlying condition and provide real healing, not just “symptom relief.”

While massage can be a helpful tool in your recovery, it’s important to find the right kind of massage performed by the right person.

In this article, we’ll look at the difference between a masseuse vs. massage therapist as well as the many types of massages available to you.

We’ve all seen the havoc that a car accident can wreak on a vehicle. From chipped paint to complete destruction, car accidents can cause thousands of dollars in property damage. But what happens in a car accident…to your body?

You only get one body to use for your entire lifetime. In most cases, your body is able to heal itself when it gets injured. But for more serious injuries (like those sustained during a car accident), you might be left with a pain that you just can’t “walk off.”

This is because car accidents are unlike any other kind of accident you might experience. Here’s what happens in a car accident to your body and how you can start getting back to normal.

Are you suffering from the sharp, shooting leg pain of sciatica? Chiropractic treatment can help.

Put down the Tylenol! Here’s why you should see a chiropractor for sciatica relief.

Sciatica is—quite literally—a pain in the butt.

But rather than visiting your primary care physician (or, worse yet, suffering through it), seeking chiropractic treatment can not only alleviate your symptoms but also treat the underlying cause of your sciatica.

Unlike traditional medicine, chiropractic treatments encourage the body to heal itself. Chiropractors often use a combination of chiropractic adjustments and medical massage to effectively heal most sciatica patients without the use of drugs or surgery.

If you suffer from back pain, you’re not alone. Chiropractors treat nearly 27 million patients a year. With the prevalence of back-related issues, you might be asking yourself, “Does insurance cover chiropractic care?”

But—as with most questions involving doctors and insurance policies—the answer isn’t always cut-and-dry.

The good news is that there are many occasions when your insurance will cover your chiropractic visits. Let’s dig a little deeper to see when you may or may not be covered.

When it comes to rest and relaxation, there’s nothing better than a massage. 15.4 million Americans benefit from massages. Massages can help relieve your tension, prevent you from developing more serious conditions, and improve your quality of life.

But massages aren’t just something to indulge in on Mother’s Day or a beach vacation. Medical massages can provide effective relief from pain, soreness, and injury.

Being in a car accident, regardless of how serious it is, can make you ask yourself a lot of questions.

“Is there any way I could have prevented this? Should I be worried about my insurance rates going up? Do I need to seriously consider getting a new car?”

All of those questions are valid, but there’s one important question that a lot of people don’t know the answer to: How long should you be sore after a car accident?

Oviedo Chiropractic Blog

Masseuse vs. Massage Therapist: What’s the Difference?

What Happens In a Car Accident To Your Body

Should I See a Chiropractor For Sciatica?

Are you suffering from the sharp, shooting leg pain of sciatica? Chiropractic treatment can help.

Does Insurance Cover Chiropractic Care?

What is Medical Massage?

How Long Should You Be Sore After a Car Accident?

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