Submitted by [deleted] t3_11kau91 in springfieldMO
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Submitted by [deleted] t3_11kau91 in springfieldMO
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If your back is hurting after a car accident, the last thing you need is your spine to be manipulated.
Follow up with PCP and ask for a referral if needed, or request an MRI if the pain persists. If you're experiencing muscle spasms, call a trained massage therapist.
My wife loves Loehr. I don't use Chiro much but they helped me once when I had a rib out. As others here are pointing out though, make sure Chiro is actually appropriate for your injuries.
Cherry Chiropractic Phil Lloyd
Don’t. Go to a real pain management MD
Man, its painfully obvious how pseudoscientific modern chiropractors are, but its a whole new level when you look at the origins
Go see a DOCTOR after a car accident
Fuck this guy. Gently taps you with an activator and calls it good all while insulting you .
I agree. He rudely insulted me every time I saw him.
Nathan Fitzgerald at Neptune Chiropractric. He saved me from risky back surgery that the neurosurgeon said I had to have. He is extremely knowledgeable and will do what is right for you.
Nooooo do not have a chiro touch you! Go to a MD/DO
Go to a doctor and get a physical therapy referral. Having a chiropractor fucking around with your spine after a car accident is a recipe for disaster.
What was your original diagnosis?
LeeOblivious t1_jb6h4vu wrote
Avoid them. Quacks the lot of them. Anyone claiming that all illnesses are caused by spine misalignment and curable via spinal manipulation^(1) should be run out of town like the snake oil salesmen they are. Especially as it is a revealed religion sent to the founder from the other world by a dead physician^(2)
Look for an evidence-based medicine provider instead. There are a number of physical therapist in the area that do good work.
Carr https://www.carrtherapy.com/
Mercy https://www.mercy.net/practice/mercy-therapy-services-springfield/
Cox https://www.coxhealth.com/services/rehabilitation/
To name a few.
(1) Ernst, E (May 2008). "Chiropractic: a critical evaluation". Journal of Pain and Symptom Management. 35 (5): 544–62
(2) D. D. Palmer's Religion of Chiropractic" – Letter from D. D. Palmer to P. W. Johnson, D.C., May 4, 1911