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A Chiropractor Explains The Chiropractic System Of Treating Accident Patients

As a doctor of chiropractics, when treating an acute or hyper-acute injury, there are important and important goals that need to be achieved before moving the patient into a recovery assertive level of treatment, and chiropractic treatment is focused on these goals.

Progressing too swiftly through an acute or hyper-acute injury can really produce damage to already injured tissues, and therefore complicating the injury and lengthening the time of healing. The acute injury/auto accident chiropractor will attempt to achieve four goals that ought to be reached during the acute stage of healing for the patient. Here are the four goals:

First, pain level is usually rated. If the patient reports a 7 or higher out of 10 for discomfort in acute and hyper-acute injuries, then it is important for the chiropractor to respond to this immediately. Before the patient can begin movements to improve strength and tractability, he or she must first have a reduced level of discomfort.

Second, swelling is our system’s way of stabilizing hurt tissues. As swelling decreases, it is indicating that the body is healing, and that it is ready to progress to more laborious motions that may increase balance, strength, and flexibility. Until swelling subsides is there any real reason to put high levels of stress on the injured tissues or the joints.

The third aim is to increase the circulation to the injured area. This is accomplished by introducing a subtle, controlled, very limited range of motion. They key to range of motion in this phase of the healing process is keeping the movement “low and slow,” meaning the motions are short and fully controlled.

Fourthly, and as an important last phase, critically injured tissues have to have a specific amount of motion to speed the removal of metabolic waste products. Working on the tissue back-and-forth movements will promote this process. Acute injuries are occasionally left to “heal with time.” Yet “healing with time” will most often lead straight to persistent complications in the future.

It is vital that all critical injuries be correctly evaluated to pinpoint the correct strategy of treatment, and if treatment is even prognosed at all. If afflicted with an injury or accident chiropractor care is a truly effective option for reaching the highest level of recovery.

Dr. Andy Thomas, chiropractor The Woodlands, Texas, explains the chiropracxtic system of treating acute injury patients. In order to achieve the highest level of recovery, the acutie injury/accident/auto accident chiropractor will follow this process to minister to the injuries of a patient.


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