Frequently Asked Questions in Phoenix AZ

The number of chiropractic treatments that are needed depends on various factors. These factors include the nature and severity of the condition being treated, the patient's response to care and the goals of the treatment. Very few patients in our office are on long term treatment plans.

Chiropractic relieves pain by correcting the underlying cause of the pain. This type of care will help the body operate better not just feel better. Pain is the body's way of telling you something is wrong. Something that needs to be fixed.

There is no such thing as a healthcare treatment that doesn't have any risks. Chiropractic care is very low risk. As such, it is considered to be conservative care. The type of care that should be used first before other more risky treatments are utilized.

It is possible for an adjustment to be uncomfortable or even painful. However, this is uncommon especially when low force techniques are used. The doctor and patient should establish a treatment plan based on the doctor's recommendations and the patient's comfort level and preferences. Most of the time it feels great to be adjusted no matter what technique is used.

No. Chiropractic care is not additive. It may seem that way only because most people who try it chose to continue doing it. Chiropractic care can be compared to brushing one's teeth. Once someone understands why you brush your teeth and sees how it feels after brushing them, they wouldn't want to go back to not brushing them.

Yes. Chiropractic is safe and effective for pregnant women. Although there are some procedures that should be avoided, there are many that are not. Pregnancy is associated with some specific spinal issues. These issues can be easily addressed with chiropractic care.