Frequently Asked Chiropractic Questions in Wichita Falls TX

Chiropractic is a technique to optimize spinal alignment and to support optimal nervous system function. This often results in less aches and pains and improved health.

Musculoskeletal conditions caused by acute injuries, repetitive stress, everyday wear and tear, tension, and life!

A low force technique to improve spinal alignment.

Yes, patients at our office are thoroughly evaluated to determine what technique is appropriate for their condition and if any modifications are needed.

Treatment frequency varies by each condition and patient.

Decrease in pain, improved spinal biomechanics, increased range of motion, and optimized nervous system function.

Muscle soreness after the initial treatment is expected. Any other risk factors are minimal when treatment is rendered by a qualified, trained chiropractor.

Our chiropractors at TMAC utilize a variety of techniques to help provide relief as comfortably and gently, yet effectively, as possible. Generally, adjustments feel good; however, when a patient is in extreme pain with any movement, there can be discomfort initially.

How you feel is a terrible indicator of health status. Many acute musculoskeletal flare-ups are the result of ongoing issues that have silently been worsening over time.

Our chiropractors have a combined experience of 55+ years serving the Wichita Falls, TX area. We continually stay updated on the latest techniques to better serve our patients. Lastly, as a locally owned business, we routinely invest back into our communities and schools.

It varies depending on the type of visit a patient is being seen for.

After attendance at a 4 year college, students must complete their doctorate at an accredited chiropractic college. Each state has state boards that must be passed as well as a 4-part National Board exam. A minimum of 16 hours of continuing education must be completed yearly to maintain licensure.

Definitely! Prenatal chiropractic care can alleviate many common musculoskeletal complaints in pregnancy. It also provides improved pelvic alignment, encouraging better fetal positioning.

Chiropractic care is not “addictive.” Many patients come in after being out of alignment for a while. Once that is corrected, they notice improvements in pain levels, mobility, etc. Who doesn’t want to feel good and keep it that way?

When the adjustment is done, it causes a shift in pressure within the joint releasing gases, which create that sound.

It is literally impossible to correctly adjust your own spine. A chiropractic adjustment is very targeted and precise. Routinely trying to adjust yourself can cause ligament damage over time.

Almost all insurance carriers cover corrective chiropractic care.

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Chiropractors work more with alignment while physical therapy/medical rehab incorporates soft tissue treatment.

Yes! We work closely with athletic trainers to help athletes get healed and return to playing the sports they love.

Yes! A combination of chiropractic treatment, medical rehab, and home exercises can greatly improve posture.

Patients typically lay down on the table while the chiropractor assesses tone and alignment. The adjustment is then done using either the doctor’s hands or instrument.

Yes! Pediatric chiropractic is a huge part of our family practice.