After First Visit in Amarillo TX

Each chiropractor in Amarillo TX has a different style. Here is what you can expect.

After Your First Visit To Your Amarillo TX Chiropractor

Amarillo TX chiropractor, Dr. Jeff Williams, is West Texas's ONLY chiropractic orthopedist having achieved his Fellowship in Neuromusculoskeletal Medicine in 2019. This means Dr. Williams can typically pinpoint the problem with the most accurate diagnosis and tailor treatment which commonly consists of

• Spinal manipulative therapy
• Targeted and specific exercise protocols based on the newest research
• Instrument Assisted Soft Tissue Mobilization
• Spinal decompression for disc herniations
• Cold laser for inflammation, pain, and rapid healing
• Strength-building
• Acupuncture
• Advanced, medical massage
• Balance training
• Recommendations for activities of daily living
• And much more.....

Any time you change the 'program' with the body, it can be normal to get a little sore. This can be the case after the initial visit and sometimes even after the second visit. It is not necessarily normal but it is not abnormal either. One could compare it to going to the gym for the first time in a long time and getting sore for a day or two afterward. If this is the case, a heating pad and some simple stretching usually help quickly and easily.

Although we are used to seeing fast results in our chiropractic clinic in Amarillo TX, it is normal to not see the results hoped for in the first visit or two. Do not despair. Certainly in the case of chronic pain. It is the consistent treatment schedule that helps us yield the results we get in our patients. Results in our chiropractic office also depend on what kind of teammate you are. What we mean is, if the patients are doing their exercises at home dependably and are keeping proper biomechanics and our recommendations in mind as they go through their activities or normal daily living, they usually achieve outstanding and impressive results.

If there is a failure to respond to care, you can expect us to dive in a little deeper by obtaining imaging if not already in hand. You can expect us to alter treatment in an attempt to resolve the condition. In the end, if we simply cannot get satisfactory improvement, we will try to find you a healthcare practitioner that can.