

CHIROPRACTIC
Services Provided





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How does the HydroMassage System work?
The HydroMassage System uses strategically placed rotating, pulsating jets of warm water to massage the user, while keeping them dry with a resilient, waterproof barrier. Fingertip controls allow the user to vary the intensity of the water speed at any stage of the massage.
Who can use the HydroMassage System?
Does the user get wet?
Are there any medical benefits?
Studies have shown that there are a number of medical benefits associated with your HydroMassage session. In addition to increasing circulation, oxygen levels and reducing blood pressure, your metabolism is increased and the venous returns and lymphatic drainage is improved. You may even notice that you have more flexibility and a greater range of motion after treatment.
Need a massage? How do I prepare for
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X - Rays yield a lot of valuable information about the condition of a person. In aconventional medical setting x-rays are taken to look for tumors, infections, fractures, birth defects, or any pathology (disease). It is very important to rule out these potential problems before conservative treatment is considered. However, x-rays can yield much more information than that. It is not uncommon for a patient to go to their doctor with back or neck pain and receive a series of x-rays to the area of complaint. In most cases, the patient will receive normal findings on the x-rays. The patient then leaves the doctor's office maybe with a prescription for muscle relaxers, pain killers, anti-inflammatories, or all of the above. Many times the patient is confused as to how he/she can have intense pain and at the same time have normal x-rays. Again, normal x-rays from a medical perspective means that there were no tumors, infections, fractures, birth defects, or osteopathology.
This does not take into account misalignments in skeletal joints or distorted joint postures.
Not only are we trained to read x-rays from a "medical perspective", we also view the x-rays from a
biomechanical standpoint. This is usually the missing link in diagnosing and correcting musculoskeletal pain.
Chronic use of pain killers and anti-inflammatories actually leads to more degeneration and disability. Pain is a built-in mechanism to tell you something is wrong. If a person constantly masks the pain with pain-killers, he/she will try to do more activities that they would not normally do without the medication. This promotes more damage to soft tissue. It simply
Band-Aids the condition.