Injuries to the neck caused by a rapid movement of the head backward, forward, or side to side, is referred to as "Whiplash." Whether the result of a car accident, slip and fall accident, sports injury or work injury, whiplash or other neck injuries need a thorough chiropractic exam.
At San Diego Chiropractic Group, we have seen hundreds of whiplash type neck injuries over the past decade. We use physical therapy modalities, rehabilitation and chiropractic treatments to provide neck pain and back pain relief.
In the past, a typical whiplash injury where no bones were broken was hard to diagnose. Whiplash injuries do not always show up on x-ray and symptoms can start days after the accident or injury. The muscles tighten in an effort to support the head, limiting neck movement.
Those suffering from whiplash and neck pain often complain of headaches. These headaches, like the neck pain, are often the result of tightened, tensed muscles and are often felt at the base of the head or behind the eyes.
Bulging discs or herniated disks may cause pain or a numb feeling into the arms, hands, and fingers, which are sometimes relieved by holding your hand over your head. This may be a sign that you need pinched nerve treatment at our office.
Old or chronic whiplash injuries are difficult to treat. Chiropractic treatment is one of the only proven effective forms of treatment of "old" whiplash related injuries. In a 1996 study by Woodward et. Al., published in the journal "Injury," chiropractic treatment was able to help relieve the pain for 93% of patients with chronic injuries.
At San Diego Chiropractic Group, we have seen hundreds of whiplash type neck injuries over the past decade. We use physical therapy modalities, rehabilitation and chiropractic treatments to provide neck pain and back pain relief.
In the past, a typical whiplash injury where no bones were broken was hard to diagnose. Whiplash injuries do not always show up on x-ray and symptoms can start days after the accident or injury. The muscles tighten in an effort to support the head, limiting neck movement.
Those suffering from whiplash and neck pain often complain of headaches. These headaches, like the neck pain, are often the result of tightened, tensed muscles and are often felt at the base of the head or behind the eyes.
Bulging discs or herniated disks may cause pain or a numb feeling into the arms, hands, and fingers, which are sometimes relieved by holding your hand over your head. This may be a sign that you need pinched nerve treatment at our office.
Old or chronic whiplash injuries are difficult to treat. Chiropractic treatment is one of the only proven effective forms of treatment of "old" whiplash related injuries. In a 1996 study by Woodward et. Al., published in the journal "Injury," chiropractic treatment was able to help relieve the pain for 93% of patients with chronic injuries.
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