Chiropractic Treatment in Lefkosa

At the initial appointment, your symptoms will be assessed using lab tests or diagnostic imaging to determine if chiropractic treatment is suitable and what techniques are likely to help your specific condition.

During the procedure, you will be asked to lie down in a specific position on a chiropractic table. Then, the chiropractor may use different techniques to treat problems with joints and muscles, including:

• Spinal manipulation or chiropractic adjustment (the chiropractor uses their hands to apply controlled, sudden force to the bones, muscles, and joints in and around the spine). Gradually moving your joints into different positions.

• Short, sharp thrusting movements in the affected area.

• Stretching or pulling your muscles in different directions.

Although some people experience small discomfort, chiropractic treatment is usually not painful.

You can leave the clinic or hospital straight away after the treatment session. You should also be able to travel on the same day. However, it is recommended that you stay in Lefkosa for at least a day before traveling to give your body a little time to fully recover. Since chiropractic treatment may require more than one session, you may need to attend six to 12 sessions. You have the choice to make multiple travels to Lefkosa or stay for the whole treatment (around 6 weeks).

The recovery time depends on your specific condition. While some people are able to go back to their normal activity on the same day, it is best that you rest for the remainder of the day after each chiropractic treatment session. However, going for a walk or other light exercise may be allowed immediately after the treatment.

After chiropractic treatment, your chiropractor will give you aftercare instructions. It is important that you drink plenty of water, stay active, move carefully, eat a well-balanced diet, and do the exercise and stretching that your chiropractor recommends. 

The alternative to chiropractic treatment depends on your specific condition, so it is best to talk to your doctor before undergoing anything. Some of the recommended alternatives are massage therapy, yoga, exercise, physical therapy, osteopathy, and stretching therapy.