Fort Myers Diversified Technique

This is the most common technique in chiropractic. The Diversified technique involves laying the patient on their back, side, or stomach — depending on the area being adjusted. Oftentimes a “popping” sound occurs when the chiropractor delivers a thrust. During this technique, the doctor delivers the iconic chiropractic “thrust.”

Drs. Lana and Brandon offer their patients the Fort Myers Diversified technique for several reasons. The Fort Myers Diversified technique, in addition to correcting misaligned sections of the neck and back, it can also be used to treat extremity joints, as well. Diversified adjusting in Fort Myers can be especially beneficial for treating (and potentially preventing ) sports and other injuries. Given that the Fort Myers community is notoriously athletic, the Fort Myers Diversified technique is, likewise, notoriously useful for treating all resulting injuries.

Diversified adjusting in Fort Myers focuses on the restoration of natural, biomechanical function of the spine. Additionally, the Diversified technique seeks to correct any painful subluxations. Drs. Lana and Brandon make use of the Fort Myers Diversified technique when and if any patient could benefit from the cavitation of a joint. These high-velocity, low-amplitude thrusts typically restore the natural biomechanics of the spine. Also, as many patients who have experienced Diversified adjusting in Fort Myers have reported, “It just feels good.”

In some cases, Drs. Lana and/or Brandon Perkins will make use of X-rays and case histories when deciding which chiropractic technique to implement for a particular patient’s ailments. The more thorough your initial conversation with the doctor is, the better. At Perkins Chiropractic, a comprehensive approach to wellness is vital to the successful diagnosis, analysis, and treatment of each individual. Therefore, speak up! Tell the doctor each of your concerns and don’t be shy. Similarly, if you are new to chiropractic care and have concerns about Diversified adjusting in Fort Myers, let the doctor know. Chiropractic is still considered, by some, to be an “unconventional” approach to modern medicine. While we, at Perkins Chiropractic, recognize and respect these misnomers, we also hope that, through open communication and trust, we can make you feel as comfortable as possible while visiting our office. Communication, after all, is a two-way street; the more history you provide the doctor, the better he or she will be able to assist you in seeking the most effective chiropractic treatment for your particular needs and goals.

Diversified Adjusting Fort Myers