Pain Management

Continue your progress

Newly poured concrete looks great and appears strong on the outside, but if you can put weight on it too quickly you can cause damage that may require expensive and time-consuming repairs or replacement. Muscles and ligaments that support your spine also take time to heal and your body will continue this process even after your symptoms are gone. Continued corrective or wellness care encourages a more complete recovery.

Prevent a relapse

Flashing lights or flags are universal indicators that help us avoid or prevent problems we may not be able to see. Since your body can adapt to soft tissue damage caused by injured or improper spinal function, proper care will keep these muscles and connective tissues from assuming unhealthy patterns. Rehabilitative chiropractic care can help retrain and strengthen your spine and help avoid a relapse.

Avoid future problems

Everyday activities can stress your spine. Long periods of standing or sitting, family or financial worries, toxic home or work environments and repetitive motions can interfere with your nervous system and compromise your health. Follow your chiropractor’s recommendations to help stay healthy and keep small problems from becoming big ones.

Save money

Besides keeping you at your best, continuing your care can help save money through early detection. Just as brushing and flossing your teeth may help prevent expensive dental work later on, regular chiropractic check-ups can help avoid the expense of having to correct preventable problems.

Feel good

Continue your chiropractic care so you can enjoy each day to the fullest. Your chiropractor will recommend a schedule of care based on your unique and individual circumstances. Pamper yourself with a chiropractic lifestyle that allows you to be at your best.

Continue to learn

Tune-ups and oil chances for your car, regular care for your yard, houseplants, flowers and pets all make sense. Proper spinal health and maintenance falls into the same category. This wellness approach may be new for you, so ask questions and get involved in your care plan. Make sure you fully understand the role your spine and nervous system play in maintaining optimum health – your most valuable possession!