Frequently asked questions about Chiropractic

  • What is Chiropractic?

    Chiropractic is a natural Healthcare profession concerned with the function of the Spine and the Nervous System that it protects, and the body’s innate (inborn) ability to heal itself. Originally founded in 1895 by Daniel David Palmer who delivered the very first Chiropractic Adjustment.

    Chiropractic adjustments delivered often by hand, aim at improving the function of the Spine and optimising the nervous system to better deal with physical, chemical and emotional stressors and reducing pain and symptoms in the process.

    Since the day it was founded Chiropractic has built a huge reputation through helping thousands and thousands of people globally suffering with pain and other Health issues.

  • Will Chiropractic care help me?

    The Consultation is the first appointment where your Doctor of Chiropractic will gather information that will determine if you are a suitable candidate for Chiropractic care or not.

    Chiropractic is based on the principle that your body has the recuperative power to heal itself. This process of healing and the time it takes is different for every person that comes to see us. However, you can be sure that we will do our best to help you through your aches and pains, and help you reach your Health goals and get your Mojo back.

  • What conditions can Mojo Chiro help with?

    Here at Mojo Chiro we have helped hundreds of people suffering with various concerns regain a greater quality of life. Some of these problems have included:

    • Neck Pain

    • Headaches (stemming from the neck)

    • Migraines

    • Sciatica

    • Low back Pain

    • Hip pain

    • Pelvic pain

    • Shoulder pain

    • Stiffness

    • Arthritic/joint Pains

    • minor sports injuries

  • What are the Benefits of Chiropractic care?

    Each person benefits differently, however current members of Mojo Chiro have reported:

    -reduced aches and pains

    -Improved Sleep

    -Greater flexibility/less stiffness

    -More energy

    -Calmer state of mind

    -straighter/Aligned Posture

    -Increased sports performance

  • What is the ‘popping’ noise you can hear with some adjustments?

    When an adjustment is delivered by your Chiropractor sometimes a popping noise is produced within the joint of the spine being adjusted. It is common misconception that it is the result of two bones rubbing into each other, but it is simply a release of gas within the joints and it is harmless. It’s the result of some adjustments but not the purpose.

  • How many treatments will I require?

    Different conditions require different amounts of treatment. Therefore the advised number of required treatments will vary from one person to the next. You can rest assured, the right amount of care for you and your condition will be thoroughly explained at your appointment

  • Is Chiropractic care safe for Pregnant Women?

    Chiropractic care is very safe for pregnant women, and it is effective in helping you deal with the pains associated with the changes your body goes through with pregnancy. Helping you live a more enjoyable and active pregnancy.

  • Do Chiropractic Adjustments hurt?

    Chiropractic Adjustments are comfortable to have most of the time. There are some occasions where if you are in a high level of pain already, some discomfort may be experienced either during or post-adjustment, however this is usually mild and is normal at the beginning of care as your body begins to change and adapt to new positioning.

  • Is Chiropractic Care safe for Elderly people?

    Yes, Chiropractic is safe for most elderly people, and there are several gentler techniques that your Chiropractor can use if traditional Chiropractic adjustments aren’t suitable for your condition.

    Many Elderly individuals choose to receive Chiropractic care to help keep themselves as mobile and active as possible.

  • Is Mojo Chiro Registered?

    Here at Mojo Chiro we are registered and qualified with the General Chiropractic Council (GCC), Since the 1994 Chiropractic Act made it a legal requirement for Chiropractors in the UK.