CHIROPRACTOR OATLANDS

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Sydney Olympic Chiropractor

30+ Years Experience

Health Fund Accredited

2 Convenient Locations

Chiropractor near Oatlands

Welcome to New World Chiro – natural pain relief for you and your family. If you’re looking for a chiropractor close to Oatlands, come and try New World Chiro. We’re centrally located in the heart of Parramatta and have served the local community for over 20 years.

30 years of experience
More than 6,000 patients helped
Trusted, in-demand and patient-focused chiropractic care

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You’ve probably heard about it. Perhaps you’ve got a friend who is going to a chiropractor. For most of you, a chiropractor is a person who cracks bones and joints, but there is so much more involved than that!

If you’re looking for a chiropractor near to Oatlands, this page will help you out. In order to give you more information about this profession, we’ll go through definitions, continue with the various types of chiropractic treatments, and how chiropractors help.

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Our Locations

Chiropractor Parramatta

13A/55 Philip Street, Parramatta NSW 2150 (open in Google Maps)

Tuesday: 10am – 7pm
Thursday: 10am – 7pm
Saturday: 8.30am – 10am
Sunday: By Appointment Only

Chiropractor Concord

49c Majors Bay Rd, Concord NSW 2137 (open in Google Maps)

Monday: 11am – 6.30pm
Wednesday: 11am – 6.30pm
Friday: 11am – 6.30pm
Saturday: 11am
Sunday: By Appointment Only

CHIROPRACTIC: A SIMPLE DEFINITION

We begin with the origins of the word. “Chiropractic” means done by hand in Greek. It is composed of the words “cheir” (hand) and “praktikos” (done). It is a complementary method of treating different afflictions of the spine, bones, muscles and joints by the simple use of hands.

WHEN IS CHIROPRACTIC CARE RECOMMENDED?

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People choose to seek the help of a chiropractor in cases that involve the musculoskeletal system. Conditions commonly helped include:

Back pain
Neck pain
Whiplash
Muscular strains and pains
Restricted mobility in the neck, limbs or shoulders
Injuries from daily activities or sports.

There is also sports chiropractic: an area where chiropractors work with athletes to help them recover from injuries and boost their performance further on.

DO I NEED A CHIROPRACTIC CARE REFERRAL?

No, you do not need a referral to see a chiropractor in Australia. The only exception is if your GP recommends a chiropractor as part of a Chronic Disease Management Plan (formerly Enhanced Primary Care).

WHAT HAPPENS IN A CHIROPRACTIC EXAMINATION?

Before giving you a diagnosis, a chiropractor would conduct a thorough medical examination that includes going through your medical history, perhaps checking vital signs and doing a visual inspection of your spinal curves.

After these are completed, a chiropractor will go on to feel the soft tissues and muscles supporting your spine and conduct orthopedic and neurological examinations, if required.

TYPES OF CHIROPRACTIC TREATMENT

The most common chiropractic techniques used are:

Spinal manipulation/adjustments
Gentle movements of the joints to improve motion
Specific exercises, including stretching
Applications of heat or ice, depending on the situation
Advice on nutrition and physical activity
Posture education (how to stand, how to perform different day to day activities so that an optimal recovery is achieved)
Drop piece table technique
Orthotics prescription

THE SPINAL ADJUSTMENT

This is quite a safe technique if performed by a trained chiropractor and it will work wonders on the mobility of your joints. The adjustment involves applying a controlled force on ‘stuck’ joints. This aims to bring pain relief, loosen up muscles and allow injured tissues to heal.

REGULATIONS

In Australia, chiropractic is a regulated profession. Chiropractors need to work to the standards established by the Chiropractic board of Australia and the Australian Health Practitioners Regulation Authority. Chiropractors get accredited after completing a five-year chiropractic program at an Australian university. You can view chiropractors’ accreditations here.