Chiropractic and wellness care (check-ups)

At Ruislip Chiropractic Clinic our chiropractors are privileged to serve the communities of Ruislip, Pinner, Harrow and Uxbridge, providing high quality chiropractic care.

Our patients understand the need to pursue a course of treatment which not only addresses their symptoms but increases their wellness. At consultation our patients will often tell us that they only suffer from the ‘usual headaches’ or low back pain that ‘doesn’t stop them doing anything’. ‘Feeling fine’ but having no energy or ‘feeling fine’ but not sleeping at night, lets face it, is not feeling fine! As chiropractors we ask ‘why not actually feel fine?’ Why not be completely well and firing on all cylinders so you can attack the day with vigor and enthusiasm. This is why chiropractic care likes to go above and beyond the call of duty in not only resolving the reported symptoms but also dealing with causation.

Chiropractic wellness care is sometimes misunderstood. Patients, having completed their course of treatment, will sometimes ask ‘why should I visit a chiropractor if I’m feeling well?’ Naturally you could leave it until you are in pain and feeling miserable again but by that stage you are probably in need of re-evaluation and intensive treatment to put things right again. So from the perspective of health, time and money it makes no sense to let things come to that.

Lack of pain is a poor way of determining how well you are. It is always the case that underlying issues which initially present no symptoms, evolve to become more serious if left unchecked. Most people would go to visit their dentist for maintenance care of their teeth but might go most of their adult life without seeing a chiropractor or having a professional evaluation of their spine, pelvis or cranium. At Ruislip Chiropractic Clinic we think you deserve better than that, for yourself and your wellbeing.

So the moral is; don’t leave it until it’s too late. Have a professional assessment and make sure you are optimising your potential.

Topic: Back pain