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Professional Chiropractic Adjustment in Kelowna

Our spine, muscle and nervous system go through a lot in our day-to-day activities. Our hectic routines often invite pain, which can occur in various parts of the body such as the neck, head, back and more. That’s why at Langedyk Chiropractic, each treatment plan is created to cater to your unique health needs.  We offer a range of chiropractic adjustments in Kelowna. From direct thrust techniques to re-align vertebrates to gentle spinal mobilization adjustments, which is a softer option for managing conditions such as osteoporosis. If you’re looking for chiropractic adjustments in the Kelowna area, give us a call to set up an appointment!

Types of adjustment techniques

At Langedyk Chiropractic, we offer the following adjustment techniques:


Direct thrust technique

For this adjustment, the focus is on the spine. It is one of the most well-known chiropractic adjustments that use a swift, short movement to specific vertebral alignment to address any misaligned spinal components that are restricting your movement and causing pain. This adjustment produces an audible cracking sound which is the sound of trapped gas being released from between joints. These chiropractic adjustments at our clinic are unique to each patient because our chiropractor works with you to find the right amount of pressure for optimal benefit.


Spinal mobilization

Not every patient can benefit from the direct thrust technique. For individuals with osteoporosis or other conditions that require a gentler approach, Langedyk Chiropractic uses spinal mobilization. This chiropractic adjustment’s goal is still the same as the more traditional thrust method, essentially creating proper spinal alignment and optimal join function. The difference is in that it uses slow movements like stretches or simple firm pressure on a particular area to encourage the spinal components to move into their rightful places.


Myofascial release

Myofascial tissues make up a layer of membrane that covers the muscles of your body, supporting and connecting them. Myofascial release targets these tissues in therapy, often in the form of a massage. The technique helps loosen up stiff areas, freeing up movement and reducing pain, by manipulating specific trigger points on the body. Myofascial release is a great technique for those who have to deal with a lot of stress that causes muscle tension and stiffness.


Cervical spine manipulation

Many people experience pain around their neck, upper back, or shoulders. Often this pain can lead to headaches or diminish the range of motion. Cervical spine manipulation is a chiropractic adjustment that focuses on the cervical spine area using the same techniques as the traditional direct thrust or the gentler spinal mobilization. This treatment can reduce pain, improve motion, and restore function to your neck and head region.

FAQs

The following are some frequently asked questions about our chiropractic adjustments in Kelowna:

What Is a Chiropractic Adjustment?

A licensed chiropractic practitioner will adjust your joints using their hands during a chiropractic adjustment. This procedure aims to minimize your pain, improve your body's physical functioning and correct your body's alignment.


What Can a Chiropractic Adjustment Help With?


All chiropractic adjustments address problems with the musculoskeletal system. Chiropractic Adjustment will help reduce:


Headaches

Joint pain

Neck pain

Lower back pain

Muscle aches

Whiplash


Who Can Get a Chiropractic Adjustment?


Chiropractic adjustments can be helpful for all age groups, including children, adults and seniors. Generally, the most common age group to seek chiropractic treatment is between 45 and 64 years old. We ensure it is safe for you to receive chiropractic adjustments.


Why Are Chiropractic Adjustments Effective?


Chiropractic adjustments are effective because of the multi-pronged and holistic chiropractic practitioners address your specific concerns. We will thoroughly assess your health and symptoms to understand how to proceed with the treatment. We will examine your physical movements, posture and spine to create a personalized treatment plan. During adjustments, we will place physical pressure to realign your vertebrae, joints and spine. We have years of experience, enabling us to provide you with a non-invasive and customized approach best suited to you.

How Do You Carry Out a Chiropractic Adjustment?


We use our hands or certain equipment to adjust your joints to restore and enhance joint function. This process addresses the inflammation in the joints, minimizes it and encourages healthy healing. The adjustments will not cause you additional discomfort.


Do Chiropractic Adjustments Hurt?


You will experience little to no pain during a chiropractic adjustment. The sensation is similar to what you might experience after a workout. We use controlled pressure, which might cause your joints to make a popping sound, but there is no severe discomfort or pain. If you have any more questions, reach out to us. We also offer movement assessments to determine the best course of action for you

Why See a Chiropractor?

Taking a pain-killer while dealing with back pain might seem the easy way out, but the fact is that you will be relieved from the pain temporarily, and there is a strong chance that pain will resurface sometime in the future. 

With chiropractic adjustments, it helps the affected area of your body by providing relief. Our chiropractor has years of experience dealing with the spine, muscle and nervous system-related issues and has assisted many accident victims in dealing with long-term pain. Book an appointment for an assessment today.

Reliable Chiropractic Services

Count on Langedyk Chiropractic for professional chiropractic adjustments in Kelowna. You can rest assured that our techniques are safe and effective.

Assessments

Our assessments will help identify areas that can be improved with chiropractic treatment

Services

We offer adjustments, assessments, nutritional counselling and corrective exercise routines

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