Serving All Of Denver are licensed healthcare professionals who treat spinal injuries, including herniated discs and other back conditions. They use manual manipulation of the spine and other joints in the body to restore normal movement and reduce pain, especially when it is caused by spinal stenosis. They also use massage and exercise therapy to increase range of motion. They cannot prescribe medication or perform x-rays, but they have the ability to recommend orthotic devices and offer a range of home exercises to help patients heal faster.

The first step in finding the right chiropractor is determining your goals for treatment. Chiropractors are not one-size-fits-all, and every patient is unique. However, there are some questions you can ask that will give you a baseline to judge whether or not a particular chiropractor is a good fit for you.

Will the Chiropractor Do an Adjustment During Your Consultation?

Most chiropractors will perform a spinal adjustment at the time of your consultation. This is because spinal adjustments are the core of chiropractic care and they have proven to be effective in providing relief from many different health issues.

The main reason for the variation in techniques is that some chiropractors prefer to use adjusting tools such as an activator or a chiropractic adjusting tool. Others prefer to manually adjust the spine using a variety of hand-adjusting techniques, such as the Diversified technique. Other methods of adjusting include instrument-assisted soft tissue mobilization and drop table techniques.