In a Recent Car Accident?
Do you or someone you know have pain from an auto injury? If left untreated, a car accident injury can lead to long-lasting neck pain and low back pain. Car Accidents can cause whiplash, which means significant injury to the spine from the forces involved and the vulnerable positions our bodies are in while sitting in a car. Due to the body position while sitting, pain from car accident events is common because our ligaments take most of the damage.
The main problem with auto injury is that the whiplash directly damages the ligaments of the spine which significantly affects the stability of the body’s structures.
What is Treatment Like?
It seems among common knowledge that when someone has pain from car accident they often go see a Chiropractor. At our clinic, we take it a step further by using Chiropractic Adjustments, Massage Therapy, Home Exercises/Stretches and Deep Tissue Work. We do our best to help your body pain, neck pain, and whiplash pain improve at max speed. You do not need a referral to begin treatment with Dr. Justin Davis, Dr. Dan Truong, or our massage team after an auto accident.
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Even a minor discomfort can turn into a major pain!
Does treatment hurt?
Actually, no it usually does not hurt. Most people describe treatment as a good feeling afterward. Soreness is possible, and can easily be remedied with an ice pack at home, as is common with most auto injury cases. But this soreness is much different than the hurt and pain caused by an auto injury. The neck pain and whiplash you experience after a car accident injury is very different than that of treatment soreness. Treatment soreness is a similar feeling to when you start exercising. You are feel it for 1-2 days after the first 3 sessions, but pretty soon you are no longer sore. This side effect does not always occur, but is often necessary as we are calming down bad muscles and joints and turning on the good ones for long-term relief of your back and neck pain. We always tell our patients to drink lots of water and to use ice at home after their first few visits with us to keep the risk of soreness to a minimum.
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