Work injuries are a very common issue throughout the workforce. They can range from mild to severe – from slight discomfort to excruciating pain. One thing is certain, though. When they occur, you want the pain to go away as quickly as possible. Our team at Valley Stream Chiropractic can help – starting by answering some of the most common questions.
Workers comp injuries tend to fall into one of the following categories: slips and falls, being hit by a falling object, heavy lifting, and repetitive motion. More specifically, it’s not uncommon to sustain herniated discs, whiplash, sprains, and Carpal Tunnel Syndrome.
Even the most sedentary jobs pose some level of risk. While you could slip and fall at work or even have a box of paperwork fall on you, there is a higher chance of developing back issues or those such as Carpal Tunnel Syndrome in an office setting.
Your chiropractor can help address any injury that occurs to the neuromusculoskeletal system, which is where your work injury likely lies. Your treatment will start with an exam and a full understanding of your work and injury. From there, a comprehensive plan will be developed that will likely include adjustments, spinal decompression, soft tissue techniques, and rehabilitation to fully treat your injury.
Your specific injury and the severity will dictate the length of treatment, but many patients begin to feel relief after the first session. Full recovery, however, will likely take a few to several weeks. During that time, you might need to visit two or three times a week in the beginning, but that should lessen as you move closer to full recovery.
Don’t just ignore your injury and try to push through. Call (516) 791-6421 to schedule an appointment with our team at Valley Stream Chiropractic.
Work injuries are a very common issue throughout the workforce. They can range from mild to severe – from slight discomfort to excruciating pain. One thing is certain, though. When they occur, you want the pain to go away as quickly as possible. Our team at Valley Stream Chiropractic can help – starting by answering some of the most common questions.
Workers comp injuries tend to fall into one of the following categories: slips and falls, being hit by a falling object, heavy lifting, and repetitive motion. More specifically, it’s not uncommon to sustain herniated discs, whiplash, sprains, and Carpal Tunnel Syndrome.
Even the most sedentary jobs pose some level of risk. While you could slip and fall at work or even have a box of paperwork fall on you, there is a higher chance of developing back issues or those such as Carpal Tunnel Syndrome in an office setting.
Your chiropractor can help address any injury that occurs to the neuromusculoskeletal system, which is where your work injury likely lies. Your treatment will start with an exam and a full understanding of your work and injury. From there, a comprehensive plan will be developed that will likely include adjustments, spinal decompression, soft tissue techniques, and rehabilitation to fully treat your injury.
Your specific injury and the severity will dictate the length of treatment, but many patients begin to feel relief after the first session. Full recovery, however, will likely take a few to several weeks. During that time, you might need to visit two or three times a week in the beginning, but that should lessen as you move closer to full recovery.
Don’t just ignore your injury and try to push through. Call (516) 791-6421 to schedule an appointment with our team at Valley Stream Chiropractic.
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