Chiropractor
for Arthritis

No, chiropractic care cannot cure arthritis. However, it may significantly reduce symptoms and improve joint function. Our treatments focus on managing pain, enhancing mobility, and improving overall quality of life for arthritis patients.

Chiropractic treatment is generally considered safe for many people with arthritis when performed by qualified professionals. However, its suitability and safety can vary depending on individual circumstances. It’s crucial to discuss your specific condition, concerns, and medical history with both your primary care physician and chiropractor before starting treatment.

The number of sessions varies depending on the severity of your arthritis and your response to treatment. Some patients may experience relief after a few sessions, while others might require ongoing care to manage their symptoms effectively. Your chiropractor will develop a personalised treatment plan based on your needs.

Some patients experience immediate relief, while others may need several sessions to notice significant improvements. The extent of relief can vary based on the individual’s condition and the type of arthritis. Consistent treatment often leads to better long-term results.

Yes, most patients can continue their regular activities while undergoing chiropractic treatment. Your chiropractor may provide specific advice to modify certain activities to avoid aggravating your symptoms. It’s important to follow these recommendations to achieve the best results and prevent further joint stress.

In addition to chiropractic care, other ways to manage arthritis include physical therapy, which helps improve mobility and strength; medications to reduce inflammation and pain; dietary changes to maintain a healthy weight and reduce joint stress; and regular low-impact exercise, such as swimming or walking, to keep joints flexible. It is also beneficial to follow a nutritious diet, get adequate rest, and use assistive devices if necessary.