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Quick questions with an answer at the end, from PH Test Harbor 1110.
PH Test Harbor 1110
Quick questions with an answer at the end, from PH Test Harbor 1110.
Come with what you've noticed: where it hurts, when it started, what makes it worse.
A chiropractic exam usually covers your history, your posture, how you move and where it hurts.
If the exam shows an adjustment suits you, your chiropractor works on the joints it pointed to.
If more visits would help, your chiropractor says how many and why.
A chiropractic adjustment is a quick, controlled movement applied to a joint of the spine or limbs. The pop you may hear is gas leaving the fluid in the joint, not a bone snapping back into place.
You'll probably feel pressure and a stretch, not pain. You may feel a little sore for a day or so afterward, like after a workout. If anything feels sharp, say so and we stop.
Back or neck pain, stiffness, or aches that build up from sitting, lifting or training are common reasons to come in.
No. A chiropractor holds a Doctor of Chiropractic (DC) degree and is licensed by the state. Chiropractors don't prescribe medication or perform surgery.
Clothes you can bend and turn in, like gym wear. Skip belts and stiff denim.