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Car Accident Injuries

If you've been in a car accident, make an appointment with Tickle Chiro helps you recover

from the stiffness and nerve pressure resulting from whiplash and other common car accident injuries,

such as disc herniations or spinal cord injuries.

Neck and Shoulder Pain 

Q & A

What car accident injuries can Dr. Tickle Chiropractic treat?

Soft tissue injuries to muscles, ligaments, and tendons respond well to chiropractic treatment. These include whiplash and sprains in the lower, middle, and upper back. Disc herniations, where the cushioning pad between spinal vertebrae is damaged and causes pain, are another specialty of Tickle Chiro.

What is whiplash?

Whiplash usually occurs when you experience a sudden, intense jarring of the neck. In addition to causing pain at the cervical spine, you might lose some range of motion temporarily in your neck, which results in stiffness and pain. You may also experience a cervical disc herniation, in which one of the cushioning discs of the neck ruptures, causing acute pain in the neck, shoulder, and arm. Whiplash pain, especially when not treated correctly, can linger and even interfere with your ability to concentrate.

How will Tickle Chiro help with whiplash and other soft tissue damage?

Dr. Tickle uses electrical stimulation and cold laser therapy to treat the pain associated with whiplash and other soft tissue pain so you can return to full function. With electrical stimulation, you receive low-frequency electrical currents in the affected regions, which help stimulate your muscles and reduce inflammation. Cold laser therapy applies low levels of red and infrared light directly to the injured area. The light penetrates several layers of the skin to stimulate healing properties in affected cells.

How are herniated discs treated?

Tickle Chiro uses spinal decompression therapy to alleviate the painful symptoms of disc herniation. Intersectional Traction Therapy involves separating the discs to create a supportive vacuum cushion using non-surgical traction. You lie down wearing a localized, fitted support system as the machine gradually applies distraction -- or pull. Most people describe it as comfortable.

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Opening Hours

Monday: 3pm to 6pm

Tuesday: 10am to 1pm - 3pm to 7pm

Wednesday: 10am to 1pm - 3pm to 7pm

Thursday: 3pm to 7pm

Friday: 10am to 1pm - 3pm to 7pm

104 Forrest Avenue, Narberth, PA 19072

Phone: 610-667-8412

Fax: 610-667-8413

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