Frequently Asked Questions IN San Antonio TX

As a Chiropractor, we look for specific areas of stress in the spine and extremities that cause dysfunction and nervous system interference. This dysfunction and nervous system interference can not only cause headaches, back pain, neck pain, etc., but also keeps the body from being able to heal and function properly, leading to other problems throughout the body.

This is a great question, and one that we will have to figure out together. During your first visit we will do a consultation, exam, x-rays if needed and a light adjustment. All of this will allow us to find out what is wrong, how long it has been there and most importantly what it will take to correct it. Generally, we will start out more frequently and taper off as the condition is corrected and stabilized.

This is a great question that can depend on what is going on and if you will be using insurance. Feel free to give us a call and we can give you a better value based on your circumstances.

Not only is it safe but also recommended! During pregnancy the body undergoes a lot of change and stress. Chiropractic can help the body better be able to adapt to that and ease common pregnancy symptoms for mom. It can also help better prepare mom and baby for birth by making sure the lower back and pelvis are functioning correctly.

In general, the popping sound is caused by nitrogen being released and moving around the joint during the adjustment. The noise itself doesn’t actually mean anything and some patients may not make a noise at all. We also can use gentle techniques that do not produce a noise during the adjustments for patients who prefer that.

Yes it is safe and recommended! One of the biggest traumas we ever go through is being born. Have you ever seen a child learn to walk? They will fall, on average, 5000 times by age 3. Children respond to chiropractic care so much faster than adults. They haven’t had the years and years of physical, emotional, chemical stress and traumas that we have accumulated as adults. “As the twig is bent, so grows the tree.”