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Chiropractic focuses on assessment of joints and soft tissues, with manual techniques to help reduce pain and improve function.

Chiropractic treatment involves assessment of the spine and other joints, together with related muscles and nerves. Practitioners may use manual techniques such as joint mobilisation or manipulation, soft-tissue work and exercise advice. Goals commonly include reducing pain, improving mobility and supporting everyday function.

After a consultation and examination, your chiropractor discusses findings and a plan. Techniques are selected according to your presentation and preferences. You should be informed about potential sensations, consent and aftercare, and encouraged to ask questions.

Chiropractic is complementary to, not a replacement for, medical care. Seek urgent attention for red-flag symptoms such as severe unexplained weakness, loss of bladder or bowel control or suspected fracture.

• Typical format: initial assessment then shorter follow-ups as needed.
• What to expect: tailored manual therapy and exercise or posture advice.

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I'm Peter Blenkarn, founder of Nimbus Clinics, where our team of Doctors of Chiropractic and Sports Massage Therapists specialise in treating a wide range of health issues related to joint and tissue movement or function. Whether you're experiencing back, neck, or joint pain, or recovering from a sports injury, our expert... [read more]

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Brigitta Byrne

Brigitta Byrne BSc (Hons) DC (Doctor of Chiropractic) graduated from the Welsh Institute of Chiropractic at the University of Glamorgan with a First Class Honours degree in Chiropractic. She also has National Certificates in Exercise and Fitness as well as Applied Physiology and Health Science which she obtained previously while studying... [read more]

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