Have you recently experienced whiplash in an auto accident in the greater Columbus area and are now experiencing neck pain? Hinze Chiropractic and Acupuncture are your experienced, go-to source for auto injury treatment in Columbus. We know sometimes following automotive accidents it may not obvious that an injury has been sustained. This is where our team of highly skilled chiropractors come into play to help prevent a whiplash injury from worsening.
Whiplash occurs when the impact of force from another moving vehicle to yours is so strong that your upper cervical region over-rotates and moves irregularly and out of line with the rest of your spine. This unnatural, lightning speed movement may not seem to have caused any pain or injury at first. However, when left untreated, whiplash can manifest to other spinal regions influencing mid and lower back pain. It can also lead to stiffness in the upper cervical region, numbness and tingling down the arms, fatigue, and range of motion issues.
You may be experiencing the following signs and symptoms:
Our caring chiropractor in Columbus wants to help you heal before these symptoms have an opportunity to impact your everyday life.
At your visit with us, Dr. Hinze will perform a physical examination and likely order x-rays to determine the soft tissue damage that may have occurred along with the subluxations, or spinal misalignments that are taking place. Our chiropractor in Columbus first aims to offer you relief care if you are experiencing pain or any of the acute signs and symptoms we described. Chiropractic care Columbus carefully develops a plan that outlines corrective, rehabilitative and maintenance care.
Time to get some much-needed relief from whiplash and heal from auto injuries in Columbus? Please contact us at (402) 564-9447 to schedule an appointment now with your auto accident chiropractor today.
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