Chiropractic Care Treatment for Personal Injuries

Common personal injuries

• The primary injury is to the soft tissues.
• The initial injury causes an increased mobility of the injured joints (increased flexibility).
• The injuries result in substantial percentage of individuals with chronic symptoms.
• The injuries can not be identified with available imaging methods.
• With time, symptoms may become chronic because of clinical instability.
• The most common site of injury is at C5-C6 level, and injury occurs in extension.

25% of patients with whiplash injuries will progress to chronic symptoms.

These patients injured their intervetebral discs, zygapophyseal joints, or alar ligaments.

These patients will not resolve spontaneously and they do become chronic.

Chiropractic solutions often resolve common accident injuries like whiplash

Chiropractic is based on two facts of reality:

Controlled experimental and clinical trials have yielded convincing evidence that early, controlled mobilization is superior to immobilization for musculoskeletal softtissue injuries.

• The body is a self-healing and self-regulating organism (if you cut yourself, it will heal).
• The nervous system is the master system and controller of the body.

Therefore, if there is any interference with nerve function, there must then be interference with healing and regulation. People do not lose their health do to the lack of drugs in the blood, etc…Something inside is interfering with health expression. Let me explain what a vertebral SUBLUXATION is...

A retrospective study from the journal Injury, in 1996, demonstrated that chiropractic treatment benefited 26 of 28 patients (93%) suffering from chronic whiplash syndrome.

Chiropractic Adjustments...

• This controlled movement allows the injured tissues to heal better and quicker
• This controlled movement improves the fluid exchanges of the disc and synovial fluid, which reduces pain and joint degeneration.
• This controlled movement initiates a neurological sequence of events that causes pain inhibition. (Decreases the Pain)

Should I Be Evaluated?

SYMPTOMS OF WHIPLASH:

• Neck Pain
• Neck Stiffness
• Shoulder Pain
• Headache
• Pain Between Shoulder Blades
• Back Pain
• Numbness/Tingling
• Pain in Arms
• Pain in Legs
• Dizziness or Lightheadedness
• Blurring/Double Vision
• Difficulty Swallowing
• Pain in Wrists/Hands
• Pain in Ankles/Feet
• Loss of Memory or Concentration
• Ringing in Ears
• Pain in the Face/Jaw

Request Accident Injury Evaluation

Request Accident Injury Evaluation