A patient will be referred for X-ray or MRI if the chiropractor believes it is necessary. This generally happens when the chiropractor requires further information to decide how to treat a patient, or if they should treat at all. If there is suspicion of more serious pathology then the chiropractor will a refer a patient for imaging.

Yes of course. Many people like to bring their spouses or partners with them, and many are curious to see what happens. We ask that any patient under the age of 17 is accompanied by a responsible adult.

In a minority of cases patients don’t respond to chiropractic care. In those cases, the chiropractor will help the patient find a suitable alternative and/or refer them back to their GP. It should be noted that a realistic timeframe must be allowed for the body to respond to chiropractic care, especially in chronic cases. The chiropractor will always advise any new patient of the expected timeframe for improvement before starting.

Yes, there are a range of different chiropractic techniques that are used at Droitwich Back & Neck Clinic. Techniques are adapted to what works best for the individual patient. Some people prefer and respond better to more gentle techniques.

Yes, with appropriate modifications for a child’s skeletal structure. At Droitwich Back & Neck Clinic we are glad to treat children aged 6 and over.

Chiropractic care focuses on treatment of the musculoskeletal system to reduce pain, improve function and improve overall quality of life. Chiropractic care is effective for people with recent problems that may have been caused by an accident, or long-term conditions that have been present for decades. For further information on conditions your chiropractor can treat, click through to the most common conditions we treat.

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Chiropractic care is a safe, effective treatment option for most people. During your first visit, your chiropractor will perform a thorough examination, order X-rays or other diagnostic tests, and discuss your medical history and symptoms before recommending a treatment plan. Although medication can temporarily dull your pain, your symptoms will return unless you address the cause. Chiropractic treatment treats the source of your pain, eliminating or reducing the need for pain killers or other medications. It's a good choice if you're experiencing sudden or chronic pain or have other symptoms, such as: Pain that affects any part of your body [...]

Your chiropractor will begin by asking you some pertinent questions and listening attentively to what you have to say. If after this stage your problem sounds like something we can help with, then we will, with your permission, proceed to the Chiropractic assessment. Should we feel that you are not suitable for chiropractic care then we will refer you to a GP or a suitable specialist. Our assessment procedures have been designed to give us the maximum amount of information with the least amount of discomfort for you, the patient. You may be familiar with some of the tests if [...]