Frequently Asked Questions in Carrollton

A chiropractor is a type of Doctor that is trained in treating the neuro-musculoskeletal system.

Chiropractic care typically involves "adjusting" the spine or extremities in order to relieve pain, align the joints, and to remove restrictions in the joints and / or muscles.

Yes. Their degree is called D.C., which means "Doctor of Chiropractic".

A chiropractor typically uses his hands or instruments to "adjust" the spine and / or extremities in order to remove misalignments in the body.

Yes, many studies have shown that chiropractic is very effective in the treatment of musculoskeletal issues.

Yes, chiropractic care has shown to be one of the safest forms of healthcare in all of the healthcare systems.

The most common is soreness around the treated area, usually the following day after treatment. It is similar to the release of lactic acid in our muscles after we work out for the first time.

We specialize in getting to know all of our patients and treating them as if they were like family. Dr. Weir focuses on each patient wants and needs and customizes their treatment in order to achieve those goals.

Yes, chiropractic care can help pregnant mothers with neck or back pain that is common with pregnancy. Chiropractic care can also help with the alignment of the pelvis which is extremely important when carrying a baby. There is also techniques such as "Webster's Technique" that can turn a baby that is in a breeched position.

No, there are different techniques that work better for each individual. A chiropractor will adjust each person differently, according to their findings.

No, you can't recreate the precision and angles that it takes to do a proper adjustment. Even chiropractors don't try to adjust themselves.

No it is not required.