Contrary to some beliefs, chiropractors treat far more conditions than back pain. While the techniques employed by chiropractors are extremely effective in relieving back pain, many chiropractors employ their expertise to aid in injury recovery, care for patients with musculoskeletal conditions, and reduce problems associated with the nervous system.

If you have a condition or concern and are unsure if your Doctor of Chiropractic can help, simply reach out and ask. There’s a good chance they will be able to assist you.

This is a question answered on a case-by-case basis. Your condition and its severity will play a significant role in the treatment approach taken by your Doctor of Chiropractic.

However, regular chiropractic adjustment comes with a host of benefits, including pain relief, improved athletic performance, and better posture. Maintenance adjustments are often performed a few times a year to monthly depending on your condition, changes in your body, and your preference.

Traditionally, a chiropractor’s primary tool has been their body (manual adjusting). With training and practice, they can precisely leverage their bodies to adjust their patients. This can be rough on a Doctor of Chiropractic, especially over the course of a career.

Chiropractors now use a variety of chiropractic tools in addition to manual adjusting. Activator adjusting tools, impulse adjusting tools, pro-adjuster tools, reflex hammers, foam rollers, and more are all employed depending on the treatment method.

In addition to their assortment of adjustment tools, including impulse guns and activator instruments, your Doctor of Chiropractic may use machines that assist in visualized instrument adjusting.

Visualization software is a cutting-edge chiropractic technology that gives your chiropractor an internal view of pain points, tight areas, and misalignments. This, in turn, allows your Doctor of Chiropractic to address those issues with precision, instantaneously see the improvement, and compare results session to session.

Without the proper tools, your Doctor of Chiropractic cannot deliver the full benefits of multiple impulse therapy. Chiropractic impulse guns are precision instruments designed to deliver MIT. In the hands of a skilled chiropractor, they do just that.

Quality impulse therapy guns feature multiple settings, interchangeable tips, and ergonomics designed for ease of use and longevity. Instruments like PulStar will also have controls placed directly on the impulse therapy gun to streamline chiropractic treatment.

Many chiropractors rely on multiple impulse therapy (MIT) to provide their patients with the best possible care. This innovative treatment method involves using chiropractic tools to deliver variable impulses with pinpoint accuracy.

Your Doctor of Chiropractic can apply intentional levels of force to the exact area in need of adjustment, giving them more control over the process and benefiting you by providing more effective treatment that is also gentler and more sustainable.

Yes. It is one of the most effective treatment methods in modern chiropractic offices.

Not only does it work, but it is also advantageous in numerous meaningful ways. It is gentler than manual adjustment, which is great for new patients and prolonged sessions. It also protects your Doctor of Chiropractic, allowing them to practice longer without overtaxing their body. The precision accuracy and force of MIT also provide exceptional levels of chiropractic treatment that can lead to superior outcomes.

Electric currents can be used to stimulate muscle contraction. When trying to correct imbalances, electrical stimulation can be a powerful tool for chiropractors.

Skilled chiropractors can use a chiropractic machine to apply electrical stimulation to specific muscles and force them to contract in a controlled manner. When done intentionally as a form of treatment, electric stimulation can be highly effective.

Electric pulse therapy can be a very effective chiropractic tool. It has been shown to relieve muscular pain, promote recovery from injury, reduce swelling, and prevent atrophy.

Depending on your condition, electric pulse therapy will be used by your Doctor of Chiropractic with varying intent. This will dictate the approach they take to utilizing the technique, as they tailor the treatment to your personal needs.

Electric muscle stimulation (ESTIM) uses electrical impulses to cause muscle contractions that can greatly benefit your body—from pain reduction to improved recovery after an injury.

Electrical stimulation therapy sessions tend to be brief—only 10 to 15 minutes at a time. The electrical stimulation pulses themselves are even briefer, checking in at under a second per pulse. Each pulse is typically followed by a few seconds of rest before the next pulse is applied.

Chiropractic tools have revolutionized the chiropractic world by providing effective treatment alternatives to manual adjusting. By employing visualized adjustment techniques, chiropractors can provide stellar treatment while protecting their bodies, giving their patients a gentler experience, and enjoying a host of other benefits.

The PulStar Chiropractic Tool is the most comprehensive visualized instrument adjusting product suite on the market, offering chiropractors everything they need to give their patients the best treatment possible. In addition to the visualization software and industry-leading chiropractic tools, PulStar includes management software that streamlines your patient experience and centralizes essential data.

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