San Jose Adjusting

Without the aid of a therapeutic intervention, you can be in a significant amount of pain when your spinal joints are stretched. At Lueders Chiropractic Center, guided by Dr. Seth Lueders, DC, we understand the necessary steps to guide you through this process to ensure you live pain-free with adjusting in San Jose chiropractic care. San Jose adjusting is an effective and safe way to relieve back pain.

The common situation during a chiropractic adjustment is an increase in your blood circulation as your muscles and ligaments get stretched. This causes a rapid firing of your nerve fibers. San Jose adjusting, however, involves a more complete set of procedures. In order to understand them, we need to go back to the basics of spinal joints and their neuroanatomy, or anatomy of the nerves and the nervous system. Adjusting in San Jose is unique in that it directly stimulates the mechanoreceptors with mechanical pressure. San Jose adjusting causes muscle spindles to become stretched.

It's common to hear a small popping or cracking sound when you receive San Jose adjusting. This is completely natural. This occurs when spinal joints in your lower back are stretched out. Enclosing the joint capsules in your back is tissue fluid which contains pockets of air and bubbles. When the joint opens and stretches the joint tissue during adjusting in San Jose, the rapidly shifting air makes this popping sound.

After our patients receive San Jose adjusting, their ability to move their lower back increases tremendously. Though your muscles may be tight or sore immediately following adjusting in San Jose, your spinal motion will significantly improve. Patients often return for different types of therapy after San Jose adjusting, including additional adjustments for their spine muscles.

There are a number of things aside from San Jose adjusting that you can do for your spine. Dr. Lueders suggests doing specific exercises to help increase the strength of your back, as well as learning how to bend and lift in the proper way. The goal of these exercises is to keep your spine moving. Also, we often suggest that patients return every three months for another more treatments with adjusting in San Jose.

Chiropractors play a huge role in the treatment and diagnosis of lower back problems, and spinal issues in general. Research often emerges to support the procedure of spinal adjusting in San Jose to treat subluxations. Lueders Chiropractic Center understands the effects that adjusting in San Jose has on different chiropractic conditions and disorders.

Adjusting in San Jose