Neck Pain

This is a myth, that has been circulating for years. There isn't any physical reason that once you have been adjusted that you will keep needing to be adjusted. Where it gets a little muddy, is that some offices promote never ending treatment plans for patients, and while it isn't our approach, I respect patients that might choose that for themselves. We have some patients that just use us for relief of symptoms, while other choose to come in every 3 - 6 weeks because they feel better when then do. Again, treatment options will be given based on your specific presentation, and patients are encouraged to choose what works best for them.

The popping sound in your neck is the result of a change in pressure inside the joint capsule, that causes the formation of air bubbles, that creates the popping sound. It is a side affect of treatment, and shouldn't be used to determine how effective a treatment may have been. Movement of the joint above or below, could create a popping noise, but it won't be effective at restoring movement of the restricted joint, causing your symptoms.

A little humble bragging, but I am very good at what I do. Growing up around my father's office as a child, I saw the impact that chiropractic had on people. From a very early age, I knew I wanted to help people. Fast forward through 8 years of school and 30 years of clinical experience, and I still see have the same goal as my 6 year old self, helping people.

I frequently tell patients if they are happy with the results they are getting from any treatment to continue treatment. It's when your not getting results from the treatment that your doing, that you should look for other options, either within the same profession or a different profession. Getting a second opinion, is a change in perspective that might be what you need to get the results you're looking for.