Frequently Asked Chiropractic Questions in Tolland CT

Chiropractic care is a holistic approach that focuses primarily on the musculoskeletal system, including the spine, joint, muscles and surrounding tissues. Chiropractors use hands-on-techniques and other approaches to evaluate and manage musculoskeletal conditions and help patients improve movement, decrease pain and increase daily function.

A chiropractor will take a thorough health history and develop a personalized care plan. Treatment may include soft-tissue techniques, adjustments, mobilization, therapeutic exercises, and lifestyle modification.

Chiropractic care is commonly used to help with musculoskeletal complaints such as headaches, back pain, neck pain and joint discomfort. Chiropractic aims to restore balance to the nervous system having whole body effects.

No. Although back pain is one of the most common reasons people seek chiropractic care, chiropractors also work with conditions in the shoulders, knees, hips and other joints and muscles. Chiropractic care decreases the pressure on the nervous system and improves nerve flow.

A chiropractic adjustment, also called joint manipulation, is a hands-on technique in which movement and alignment is restored to a specific joint. The goal is to restore joint movement and function, reducing pain and inflammation.

No. Chiropractic techniques should not be uncomfortable.

The sensation depends on the technique used and the individual patient. Techniques can be modified to suit the individual patient.

The sound that is sometimes heard during an adjustment is a gas bubble sound being released from a joint.

Chiropractic care is considered a low-risk approach to managing many musculoskeletal conditions.

Not necessarily. The appropriate duration of care depends on your individual needs, conditions and goals.