Rehab and the Chiropractic Lifestyle

Active care for a more complete recovery.

Without some form of active care of rehabilitation, recovery from an injury or a long-standing spinal problem can take longer to achieve. Overlooking the importance of improving range of motion and muscle strengthening can result in a relapse, with your original health problem returning again and again.

chiropractic rehabilitation involves the restoration of proper joint function of the spine or extremities, and the strengthening of supporting muscles and soft tissues. This will usually involve specific spinal adjustments, combined with a program of stretching, resistance training, and exercises to improve muscle tone.

Some patients receive a set of simple exercises or "maneuvers" they can do at home. Other types of injuries will require the use of specialized equipment to isolate and strengthen specific areas of the spine.

Ask your chiropractic doctor for ways you can speed the healing process and strengthen the supporting soft tissues of your spine through appropriate rehabilitation.

Strengthen muscles and soft tissues.

When muscles, tendons, or ligaments of the spine are damaged though work injuries, automobile collisions, overexertion, repetitive motion, or simply weakened by inactivity, your overall health can be affected.

Without the proper tone in the muscles, tendons, and ligaments or your body, you would collapse like a rag doll.