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Chiropractic
Does an adjustment have to make a noise to be effective?
No. It is a common misconception that your joints must make a noise to be properly adjusted. However, more often than not when your vertebrae are adjusted, the smooth articular (joint) surfaces become separated, creating and then releasing a small vacuum, making a noise. This is the sound made when you crack your knuckles. Your chiropractor is concerned with the position of your vertebrae, not with the noise that may occur.
Chiropractic Questions
- What is a subluxation?
- What problems do subluxations lead to?
- What causes a subluxation?
- Does an adjustment have to make a noise to be effective?
- Are all patients adjusted the same way?
- Do you use any non-force techniques?
- Can I tell if I have a subluxation?
- What are some warning signs of subluxations?
- Can subluxations clear up on their own?
- Can I adjust myself?
- Will adjustments make my spine too loose?
- Is chiropractic care addictive?
- Does chiropractic hurt?
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