Tucson Chiropractic - FAQ10 - How are Chiropractors Licensed?

Tucson Chiropractic - FAQ10 - What Do Chiropractors Do?

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Q: Is it true that there’s a popping sound during an adjustment?

A: Yes, this harmless popping sound occurs when gas bubbles in the fluid
surrounding the joint are released during the procedure. Have you ever
cracked your knuckles? It’s the same thing.

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Q What happens when you have a chiropractic adjustment?

A After identifying your condition via examination and testing, and
determining that spinal adjustment is the best treatment for you,
your DC will position your body so that only the affected area is isolated.
Next, your DC will manipulate the joint, freeing it from its “stuck”
position. In restoring the joint’s natural movement, inflammation and pain are
reduced and your tissues begin to heal.

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You should not have chiropractic adjustment if you have:

• a fracture
• cancer of the bone or bone marrow
• severe spinal osteoporosis
• tuberculosis of the spine
• a disease of the spinal cord
• severe arthritis
• an infection in your bone or joint
• acute gout
• compression of your spinal cord or cauda equina (nerve roots at the end of your spine)
• uncontrolled diabetic neuropathy
• a bleeding disorder
• pain down your leg or arm with increasing weakness, difficulty walking and bowel or bladder control problems
Prior to treatment, your DC will take a detailed medical history. It’s important to give thorough answers, even if you’re not sure a
health condition has any bearing on your chiropractic therapy. This will enable your DC to rule out treatments that aren’t
appropriate for you.

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