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Have you ever experienced a headache that just won’t quit? Or perhaps you suffer from low back pain on a regular basis. Maybe you were in a car accident and have had to deal with whiplash. Perhaps you just feel “off,” but numerous visits to your regular doctor reveal nothing specifically wrong. A chiropractic physician may be the person you should see because he will use a conservative management of the neuromusculoskeletal system without the use of medicine or surgery. This, in turn, will help to maximize your quality of life as you begin to experience much less pain on a daily basis.
Most mainstream chiropractors believe that the spine and your health are related in a significant way, and that relationship is connected through the nervous system. Chiropractors can help you reach your maximized living potential by combining scientific research and a combination of conventional and holistic treatments to diagnose and treat your ailments. The Chiropractic belief is that the body has an innate ability to heal itself, but that spinal joint dysfunction can severely limit its success. Through manual therapy, they work with your whole musculoskeletal system, which includes the skeleton, muscles, cartilage, joints, tendons, ligaments and connective tissues, which support the body and protect vital organs. Some may also recommend regular exercise, massage therapy, ice or heat packs, acupuncture, nutritional supplements or other techniques of conventional physical therapy.
The first time you go to see a chiropractor, they may take x-rays of your spine, observe visually as well do a physical exam to feel the problem areas, and perhaps even require an orthopedic and neurological evaluation. If necessary, they will refer you to an appropriate specialist. The most common treatment in chiropractic care is called “spinal manipulation,” which is comprised of taking a joint past its normal range of motion, but not so far as to damage or dislocate it. A loud cracking or popping sound will be heard. Chiropractors may also use other techniques such as full-spine manipulation, Cox/flexion-distraction, and extremity adjusting to relieve the pressure built up between joints. These types of therapy are safe when used skillfully and appropriately. Many won’t stop with just the physical aspects of therapy, however. As chiropractorship is considered an alternative form of medicine, they may also include wellness counseling, nutritional education, stress management and so on.
Although Chiropractors cannot write medical prescriptions or perform major surgery, they are very specialized in their care and understanding of their patient’s needs. They have gone through thousands of hours of training and must earn a first professional degree, pass national or state board exams before being licensed to practice. Although they may not be regarded in the same light as medical doctors, Chiropractors are absolutely dedicated to giving you the opportunity to maximize your life by improving the level of your health through non-invasive means.
Torrance Chiropractor
Have you ever experienced a headache that just won’t quit? Or perhaps you suffer from low back pain on a regular basis. Maybe you were in a car accident and have had to deal with whiplash. Perhaps you just feel “off,” but numerous visits to your regular doctor reveal nothing specifically wrong. A chiropractic physician may be the person you should see because he will use a conservative management of the neuromusculoskeletal system without the use of medicine or surgery. This, in turn, will help to maximize your quality of life as you begin to experience much less pain on a daily basis.
Most mainstream chiropractors believe that the spine and your health are related in a significant way, and that relationship is connected through the nervous system. Chiropractors can help you reach your maximized living potential by combining scientific research and a combination of conventional and holistic treatments to diagnose and treat your ailments. The Chiropractic belief is that the body has an innate ability to heal itself, but that spinal joint dysfunction can severely limit its success. Through manual therapy, they work with your whole musculoskeletal system, which includes the skeleton, muscles, cartilage, joints, tendons, ligaments and connective tissues, which support the body and protect vital organs. Some may also recommend regular exercise, massage therapy, ice or heat packs, acupuncture, nutritional supplements or other techniques of conventional physical therapy.
The first time you go to see a chiropractor, they may take x-rays of your spine, observe visually as well do a physical exam to feel the problem areas, and perhaps even require an orthopedic and neurological evaluation. If necessary, they will refer you to an appropriate specialist. The most common treatment in chiropractic care is called “spinal manipulation,” which is comprised of taking a joint past its normal range of motion, but not so far as to damage or dislocate it. A loud cracking or popping sound will be heard. Chiropractors may also use other techniques such as full-spine manipulation, Cox/flexion-distraction, and extremity adjusting to relieve the pressure built up between joints. These types of therapy are safe when used skillfully and appropriately. Many won’t stop with just the physical aspects of therapy, however. As chiropractorship is considered an alternative form of medicine, they may also include wellness counseling, nutritional education, stress management and so on.
Although Chiropractors cannot write medical prescriptions or perform major surgery, they are very specialized in their care and understanding of their patient’s needs. They have gone through thousands of hours of training and must earn a first professional degree, pass national or state board exams before being licensed to practice. Although they may not be regarded in the same light as medical doctors, Chiropractors are absolutely dedicated to giving you the opportunity to maximize your life by improving the level of your health through non-invasive means.
Torrance Chiropractor
D. Michael Frias, D.C. /Gil Chiropractic
3848 Carson St., Suite 103
Torrance, CA 90503 (562) 440-6757
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