Chiropractor in Montenegro
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About: chiropractor
A chiropractor uses hands-on techniques on the spine and joints, usually for people with stiff necks, backs or shoulders from desk work, physical jobs or sport. Training and approach vary a lot between practitioners, so ask about their background and qualifications. Chiropractic does not replace seeing a doctor, especially for severe or sudden pain, numbness or an injury.
Frequently asked questions
Do I need a doctor's referral?
Private sessions usually don't require one, but see a doctor first for severe pain, an injury or numbness in your arms or legs. Bring any scans or reports to the first visit.
What happens at the first appointment?
Usually a conversation about your symptoms and health history and a check of how you move, then treatment. You can always say no to a technique you are not comfortable with.
How many sessions will I need?
That depends on the problem and the practitioner's assessment. Be wary of being pushed into a long package without a clear explanation.
What affects the price?
Session length, a longer first assessment, home visits and multi-session packages. Check the price list on the profile.
Is it safe for everyone?
No; for some conditions, such as osteoporosis or recent injuries, spinal manipulation may not be advisable. Tell the practitioner about your health and ask your doctor if in doubt.