Frequently Asked Questions
Frequently Asked Questions
Things people often ask about Chiropractor
We understand you may have questions about chiropractic care and what to expect. Below you’ll find answers to some of the most common questions about chiropractic treatment.
Is the treatment painful?
Generally no. Most patients will experience some discomfort as the sore area is examined as this involves ‘poking and prodding’. The treatment is generally well tolerated with some patients experiencing momentary discomfort during the procedures. It is common to have discomfort the evening after a treatment of acute problems. This is best handled with application of an ice pack. Great care is taken in treatment selection to ensure maximum patient comfort during all procedures.
How long does it take?
The frequency of your visits varies based on your individual needs and conditions. Your chiropractor will create a personalised treatment plan during your initial consultation.
Can I play sport after a treatment?
Initial consultations typically last 30-45 min, while follow-up adjustments usually take 15-25 min.
Do I need to remove any clothing?
You may experience some relief after your first adjustment. However, time and repetition are generally needed to support your body to begin healing and holding the adjustment. Remember, if a condition takes time to develop and deteriorate, it will also take time to heal. We’ll recommend the care plan that best suits your condition and goals.
How often should I get a routine checkup?
You may experience some relief after your first adjustment. However, time and repetition are generally needed to support your body to begin healing and holding the adjustment. Remember, if a condition takes time to develop and deteriorate, it will also take time to heal. We’ll recommend the care plan that best suits your condition and goals.
Is Chiropractic safe?
You may experience some relief after your first adjustment. However, time and repetition are generally needed to support your body to begin healing and holding the adjustment. Remember, if a condition takes time to develop and deteriorate, it will also take time to heal. We’ll recommend the care plan that best suits your condition and goals.
I'm in a lot of pain. Should I wait for it to 'calm down' before seeing the Chiropractor?
You may experience some relief after your first adjustment. However, time and repetition are generally needed to support your body to begin healing and holding the adjustment. Remember, if a condition takes time to develop and deteriorate, it will also take time to heal. We’ll recommend the care plan that best suits your condition and goals.
Can I have chiropractic treatment and continue to take painkillers/anti-inflammatories as well?
You may experience some relief after your first adjustment. However, time and repetition are generally needed to support your body to begin healing and holding the adjustment. Remember, if a condition takes time to develop and deteriorate, it will also take time to heal. We’ll recommend the care plan that best suits your condition and goals.
I have arthritis, can I still benefit from Chiropractic treatment?
You may experience some relief after your first adjustment. However, time and repetition are generally needed to support your body to begin healing and holding the adjustment. Remember, if a condition takes time to develop and deteriorate, it will also take time to heal. We’ll recommend the care plan that best suits your condition and goals.
Is it ok to have a treatment if I'm pregnant?
You may experience some relief after your first adjustment. However, time and repetition are generally needed to support your body to begin healing and holding the adjustment. Remember, if a condition takes time to develop and deteriorate, it will also take time to heal. We’ll recommend the care plan that best suits your condition and goals.
Can I have chiropractic after a surgery?
You may experience some relief after your first adjustment. However, time and repetition are generally needed to support your body to begin healing and holding the adjustment. Remember, if a condition takes time to develop and deteriorate, it will also take time to heal. We’ll recommend the care plan that best suits your condition and goals.
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