16/10/2024
Cape Town Chiropractor is open in Mediclinic Milnerton Hospital ✅
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Dr. Aldo Victor is a published chiropractor passionate about innovation and providing pain solution www.capetownchiropractor.co.za
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Cure Day Hospital, Floor 7, 1 Mediterranean Street, Foreshore
Cape Town
8001
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Vincere Health
A Chiropractor is a Doctor who specializes in the diagnosis and conservative management of disorders and injuries relating to the nervous and musculoskeletal system, and specific manipulation therapy. Spinal manipulation is applied to a specific dysfunctional segment of the spine, caused by minor trauma, repetitive postural straining and overuse of the spine, for the purpose of, and by, restoring and optimizing the biomechanics of the spinal segment and in addition desensitizing aberrant spinal segmental reflex arc activities and sensory input to the central nervous system as well as at higher brain areas.
Arthritis, osteoporosis, and other rheumatic disorders are increasing becoming an alarming physical, social and economic burden causing moderate to severe disability worldwide. These grave musculoskeletal disorders are often difficult to treat, with limited conservative treatment options available and poor prognosis.
Cryostimulation and shockwave therapy may be the novel treatment that you have been waiting for. Recent studies have shown that these new technological advancements may provide substantial pain relief, decrease disability and improve quality of life in individuals suffering from musculoskeletal disorders.
Neck pain and mechanical back pain, especially office work-related, are currently considered to be the leading causes of disability and working days lost. In the last decade sport and overuse injuries, especially in younger athletes, have increased more than 5 times. More than 50% of athletes will develop an overuse injury, and more than 30% will require surgical intervention. Treatments of these overuse disorders are complex, ambiguous and problematic and are often resistant to conventional treatments.
