If you suffer from scoliosis, you should know that chiropractic is a recognized treatment option for the effects of scoliosis. At Horse & Hound Chiropractic, LLC our team of professionals can assist you in achieving relief from the most common issues that stem from scoliosis.
What is Scoliosis?
Scoliosis is defined as an abnormal curvature of the spine. In the vast majority of cases, the curvature is sideways, but there may be more than one curvature issue in scoliosis victims. It’s estimated that almost three percent of the population suffers from scoliosis. Diagnosis is conducted by visual and x-ray methods.
Scoliosis can form as the result of a birth deformity or as an effect of an underlying condition such as cerebral palsy or muscular dystrophy. It’s commonly believed that scoliosis is a hereditary condition, although there are cases where no hereditary link is found. Whatever the cause of scoliosis, Dr. Gena Wickes can help alleviate the resulting discomfort and pain associated with scoliosis.
The Benefits of Chiropractic Treatment for Scoliosis
There are a tremendous number of benefits of chiropractic treatments for scoliosis. For starters, scoliosis patients may have undergone corrective surgery for the condition. However, with chiropractic treatment, no surgery is required.
Dr. Wickes performs a completely non-invasive procedure, so the patient does not have to worry about surgery. Secondly, chiropractic treatment is often effective immediately. That means that, for a scoliosis patient in intense pain, immediate relief may be available after just one visit. Follow up visits will likely be necessary for adjustments.
Feel and See Your Results
If you suffer from scoliosis, immediate help is available. With the benefit of our chiropractic team, you can achieve:
- Reduced discomfort and pain
- Reduced inflammation
- Fuller range of motion
- More flexibility
- Enhanced overall lifestyle
Why not contact Horse & Hound Chiropractic, LLC at (214) 684-6863 today to learn more about how chiropractic care can help with scoliosis symptoms? We are here to help and we look forward to hearing from you.