Best to See Your Fort Wayne Chiropractor As Long As You Need

“Do I have to see my chiropractor forever?” is a common question Aaron Chiropractic Clinic hears when Fort Wayne folks talk about chiropractic. Fort Wayne chiropractic patients are a assorted group. Some Fort Wayne chiropractic patients come for a specific spinal pain relief issue and stop coming. Some Fort Wayne chiropractic patients come and go as their back pain or neck pain issue requires (though keeping on the at-home care program that incorporates lifestyle issues, diet, nutrition, and exercise helps keep these issues at bay for many!). Some Fort Wayne chiropractic patients find that making a Fort Wayne chiropractic spinal manipulation visit on a regular basis after pain relief is achieved benefits them: feeling better and keeping that better feeling when reminded to keep doing healthy things like exercising, eating right and being adjusted. Aaron Chiropractic Clinic appreciates every Fort Wayne chiropractic patient who entrusts their spine’s healing and on-going health to this Fort Wayne chiropractic practice.

OPTIMAL NUMBER OF CHIROPRACTIC VISITS FOR CHRONIC LOW BACK PAIN 

Now, just how frequently a Fort Wayne chiropractic patient can gain from Fort Wayne chiropractic care visits is a research-documented answer for chronic low back pain patients. Aaron Chiropractic Clinic shares a recent project in which chronic low back pain patients were treated three times a week for 6 weeks. Some visits were with spinal manipulation; some were with light massage; some not treatment at all. In the end, 12 chiropractic spinal manipulation treatments created the most promising outcomes for chronic low back pain patients. A year after care, the 18 visits patients showed greatest outcomes for disability and pain relief. (1) Aaron Chiropractic Clinic uses the Cox Technic System of Spinal Pain Management which has studied and reported about other specific spinal issues the number of visits and days to maximum improvement. Such evidence lets Aaron Chiropractic Clinic to really help our Fort Wayne back pain patients’ understanding of what to expect with Fort Wayne chiropractic care.

NUMBER OF CHIROPRACTIC VISITS BY CONDITION 

The number of visits for low back pain episodes changes often with the underlying cause of the back pain episode. A study from 30 chiropractic clinics’ chiropractic care with flexion distraction (aka Cox Technic) resulted in data on 1000 back pain patients. It detailed the types of conditions treated, the days, visits and patient outcomes. Overall, 12 visits in 29 days were the mean outcomes for maximum improvement. For specific conditions like spondylolisthesis, disc herniation (even L4 vs L5 disc herniation), sprain/strain, etc., the days and visits differed. Treating a disc herniation is quite different from treating a sprain. One is more challenging  than the other. 91% of patients discovered low back and leg pain relief on average in fewer than 90 days (when the condition turns "chronic") and 12 visits. (2)

Whatever your underlying cause of spinal pain, a Fort Wayne chiropractic treatment plan can be planned for its relief with a recommendation for on-going chiropractic care if that is wanted. Aaron Chiropractic Clinic is at your service!

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Listen in to this PODCAST about chiropractic care relief of a chronic pain condition with a patient who finds visits to the chiropractor help keep her going.

Schedule a Fort Wayne chiropractic appointment with Aaron Chiropractic Clinic to see how many visits it will likely take to help you get relief and to consider if you would want to see your chiropractor forever on an occasional follow-up basis!

It’s up to you and your pain as to how often you see the Fort Wayne chiropractor.
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