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How Fort Wayne Chiropractic and Cox® Technic Can Help After a Motor Vehicle Accident

If you’ve experienced a Fort Wayne motor vehicle accident (MVA), it can leave you with significant spine-related pain in the neck or back. Luckily, the Fort Wayne chiropractic care with Cox® Technic at Cox Chiropractic Medicine Inc can help alleviate your auto accident pain. Read in for more info on how this form of treatment can help back and/or neck pain sufferers after an auto accident.

IMPAIRMENT AND RETURNING TO WORK ISSUES AFTER AUTO ACCIDENTS

A recent review of published papers on auto accident impairment ratings documented a wide range of impairment after a MVA - 2% - 23% for car occupants and 2.8% to 46% for cyclists – with cervical spine and neck injuries being the greatest risks for permanent injury status. This led the authors to call for a global way of evaluating medical impairment after accidents to decrease psychological and financial burdens for both the injured person and his/her community. (1) In creating guidelines to oversee the care of traffic injuries, an expert panel found that injured persons wanted to partner with the healthcare team, wanted a better understanding of the healthcare and insurance system sooner after their injury, required support for their emotional distress, and appreciated straightforward explanations with easy-to-understand words. (2) For those who worried about returning to work, researchers found that those who had higher expectations of returning to work were more likely to do that. (3) Cox Chiropractic Medicine Inc encourages you to be optimistic and invites you to be a part of the team for healing!!

GENTLE CHIROPRACTIC TREATMENT FOR MVA PAIN RELIEF

With our use of gentle chiropractic care including Cox® Technic as part of the treatment plan for post-auto accident spine injury, our Fort Wayne patients can be optimistic. Cox Technic is a well-researched form of chiropractic care that works to reduce inflammation and alleviate back pain. It is often used in cases of bulging and herniated discs, sciatic leg pain, facet syndrome, degenerative disc disease, persistent low back or neck pain after back surgery, and other types of chronic lower back or neck pain. The technique produces results by using gentle yet firm pressure to treat the spine. This helps to restore mobility, decrease inflammation, and reduce pain.

Benefits Of Cox Technic & How Does It Work?

One of the biggest benefits of Cox Technic is that it offers relief from chronic lower back or neck pain without using drugs or undergo surgery. During a session, the patient lies down on their stomach (or other modified position for comfort) while the chiropractor uses his/her hands to put pressure to certain points on the spine in order to attain the most relief from pain and discomfort. This technique has been effective for helping many types of spinal injuries associated with MVAs such as whiplash and herniated discs which can be very painful if not treated properly. 

Listen to this PODCAST with Dr. Robert Borzone on The Back Doctors Podcast with Dr. Michael Johnson as he describes the relief with The Cox® Technic System of Spinal Pain Management for a patient with pain issues after an auto accident.

CONTACT Cox Chiropractic Medicine Inc

MVAs can cause severe injuries that trigger long-term back pain issues if left untreated. Fortunately, chiropractic care incorporating Cox Technic can give relief from these types of injuries by reducing inflammation, bringing back mobility, and enhancing posture without having to resort to surgeries or medications with less-than-desirable side effects. If you’ve recently been involved in a car accident and are experiencing chronic lower back or neck pain due to a spine-related injury, then schedule a visit to your Fort Wayne chiropractor at Cox Chiropractic Medicine Inc about getting treatment started today!

 
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