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Saturday, May 10, 2014

Following A Car Accident Pain Sufferers Get Relief With The Help Of A Warners Bay NSW Chiropractor

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By Lilia Slaybaugh


Following a car crash or other accident, a person may be hurting. Various injuries, including whiplash, may result in moderate to excruciating pain. There may be a subluxation or a strained muscle causing that pain. A prominent Warners Bay Australia Chiropractor uses spinal adjustments along with massage to alleviate the hurt.

The spine extends from the base of the skull to the tailbone and is made up of small hollow bones called vertebrae. The spinal cord runs through the openings in these hollow bones. The spinal nerves stem from the spinal cord to innervate the entire body.

In an accident, one or more vertebrae can be subluxated or misaligned. When this happens it can impact the nerve or nerves. Mild to excruciating pain can ensue. In some cases the sufferer is not able to go to work.

The chiropractor provides care to relieve that hurt. Spinal adjustments are a successful method for lessening it. The spine is gradually returned to the correct position. This reduces the pressure against the nerve and pain is alleviated.

The first step is making an appointment for an office visit. This is the time for an examination, including taking a medical history. If the physical exam is inconclusive, an x-ray may be used to determine the cause.

Following a comprehensive evaluation, the chiropractor will suggest a viable care plan. It will be explained and a series of appointments will be made for the necessary spinal adjustments, as needed. Each client improves at her or his own pace depending on age, severity and response time.

Muscles, cartilage, ligaments and joints are often affected along with bones and nerves. The adjustments may be used in conjunction with massage and applications of heat. Nutritional counseling and mild exercises may be included in the care plan. The goal of that care plan is to return the client to work and the other activities he or she previously enjoyed.




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