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Chiropractors use their hands to examine and treat problems of the bones, muscles and joints. People often visit a chiropractor for help with back and neck pain, headache, injuries and joint stiffness.
Serious complications linked to chiropractic adjustments are rare. They may include: An issue with one of the rubbery cushions, called disks, that sit between the bones that stack to form the spine. The soft center of the disk slips out.
It's highly variable. Some surgeons think chiropractors offer an essential non-operative option, and some…do not. One point of contention relates to high-velocity manipulation of the cervical spine.
Herniated discs can occur in 1 out of every 100,000 chiropractic adjustments. Nerve compression or damage is reported in 1 out of every 50,000 chiropractic visits. Chiropractors have a higher rate of malpractice claims compared to other healthcare providers.
When a chiropractor's medical treatment causes a patient injury, that patient may be able to sue. While chiropractors are not medical doctors, they can still be liable for malpractice or professional negligence.
A review of the safety of chiropractic interventions published in 2009 found no robust data on the incidence of adverse reactions after chiropractic care. Estimates of the risk of serious adverse events such as stroke ranged from 0.05 to 1.46 per 10,000,000 manipulations.
The cumulative probability of injury in the chiropractic cohort was 40 injury incidents per 100,000 subjects, as compared to 153 incidents per 100,000 subjects in the primary care cohort.
After a car accident, your chiropractor can use spinal manipulation to help your body release pain-reducing hormones, like oxytocin. The release of oxytocin can alleviate pain, letting you avoid pain killers with side effects.
California chiropractors had the most reports filed against them, with 990 medical malpractice reports, 904 licensure (etc.) reports, and 978 Medicare/Medicaid exclusions reports filed with the NPDB.
Damages you can seek in a chiropractic malpractice lawsuit You can seek compensation for pain and suffering, medical bills, lost wages, disability, and loss of consortium (relationship). In some cases, you can also seek punitive damages, which is a way for the courts to punish the chiropractor for their actions.