Auto Injury Chiropractic
If you are suffering from a personal injury, it is essential to have proper chiropractic care to heal your body quickly and effectively. Neglecting to properly care for personal injuries can cause long-term pain, discomfort and limited function. Sometimes, even seemingly minor injuries can have long-lasting effects.
Neglecting to care for personal injuries caused by an accident, fall or any other bodily harm can lead to long-term pain, discomfort and limited mobility function. Proper chiropractic care after an injury is essential to healing your body quickly and effectively. Our chiropractic team takes the time to understand your individual needs and provide you with the specialized care needed to get you back to your normal daily activity- without pain.
Scientific research has proven that chiropractic corrective care decreases neck pain caused by WHIPLASH INJURIES. Specific chiropractic adjustments restore proper biomechanics to the spine and remove neurological interference.
Here are the results:
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Decreased neck pain
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Improved range of motion in the cervical spine
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Reduced muscle spasm and inflammation
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Decreased numbness and tingling of the arms and hands
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Restored postural imbalances and biomechanics
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Reduced medical costs
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Decreased medication consumption
People of all ages benefit from chiropractic care because it restores optimal function to the nervous system, allowing the body to heal from the inside out, without drugs or surgeries. Who do you know that would benefit from a healthy, functioning nervous system?
RESEARCH REFERENCES
Bos, I. B. (2003). Cost effectiveness of physiotherapy, manual therapy, and general practitioner care for neck pain: Economic evaluation alongside a randomized controlled trial * Commentary: Bootstrapping simplifies appreciation of statistical inferences. Bmj. 328(7395): 911-911.
Dobbs, V., Lauretti W.J. (1995) A risk assessment of cervical manipulation vs. NSAMS for the treatment of neck pain. J Manipulative Physiol Ther. 18(8):530-536.
McCoy, H & McCoy, M. (1997). A multiple parameter assessment of whiplash injury patients undergoing subluxation bated chiropractic care: a retrospective study. Journal of Vertebral Subluxation Research. 1(3): 51-81.
Sterling M , Jull a, Wright A. (2001). Cervical mobilization: Concurrent effects on pain, sympathetic nervous system activity and motor activity. Journal of Osteopathic Medicine. 4(2): 65.