Are upper cervical adjustments safe?
Are upper cervical adjustments safe?
Are upper cervical adjustments dangerous? No, upper cervical adjustments are not dangerous. Upper cervical chiropractic comes with very few risks when administered by a credentialed doctor of chiropractic. The most commonly reported side effect of upper cervical adjustments is muscle soreness.
What is upper cervical chiropractic technique?
The Blair Upper Cervical Chiropractic Technique is a specific system of analyzing and adjusting the upper cervical vertebrae of the spinal column. These vertebrae can misalign in such a way as to interfere with the brainstem and spinal cord as they exit through the floor of the skull into the neural canal.
What happens after upper cervical adjustment?
After an adjustment, you may not notice anything at first and will only notice gradual improvements over time. Other people will feel an instant change in symptoms, such as noticeable pain relief and reduced stress. Immediately after, you can expect some discomfort for up to two to four days after your adjustment.
What is Blair Upper Cervical?
Blair Upper Cervical care is a highly specialized system of locating and correcting nerve interference in the upper spine, also known as a subluxation, where we can specifically correct one area of the spine to allow the rest of the spine to become healthy and stable again.
How long does it take for NUCCA to work?
Does NUCCA chiropractic really work? Yes, NUCCA adjustments aim to reduce stress to the body, restoring appropriate communication and support self healing. The average patient sees a greater than 50% reduction in postural distortion within 2-3 days of the initial visit.
How do I get my C1 back in place?
Some common nonsurgical treatments for C1-C2 include:
- Medication.
- Immobilization.
- Physical therapy.
- Chiropractic manipulation.
- Traction refers to stretching and/or realigning the spine to relieve direct nerve pressure and stress on the vertebral levels.
Are subluxations always painful?
A subluxation is basically defined as “a partial dislocation”. It can be no less painful than a full dislocation, but the two bones that form the joint are still partially in contact with each other.
What is the history of the NUCCA upper cervical procedure?
In 1941, Dr. John Francis Grostic received an atlas adjustment from Dr. Gregory which forged the beginning a close friendship and the evolution of the NUCCA upper cervical procedure.
What is NUCCA spinal correction?
The NUCCA spinal correction is only made after a comprehensive evaluation of the patient have been carried out and after reviewing their prior health history.
What is the NUCCA chiropractic method?
The NUCCA chiropractic method is a safe and gentle form of chiropractic care, with a high focus on long-lasting results. This procedure aims at decompressing the brainstem and spinal cord while bringing balance and stability to the entire spine.
Should I be worried about a NUCCA adjustment?
You shouldn’t be worried if any discomfort you’re feeling moves on to another area of your body and in many cases the symptoms minimize immediately. That being said, the severity of misalignment as well as the severity of the condition determines the recovery time. How Long Will a NUCCA Adjustment Last?
