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A Chiropractor's Role in the Treatment of Whiplash

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 Chiropractor, discusses whiplash due to a motor vehicle accident symptoms, diagnosis and treatment.

 Chiropractor, discusses whiplash due to a motor vehicle accident symptoms, diagnosis and treatment.

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Featuring Rosty Serebryany, B.S, (Sp. Hons), D.C., Chiropractor

Duration: 1 minute, 49 seconds

Presenter: Dr. Rosty Serebryany, Chiropractor, Toronto, ON

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A Chiropractor's Role in the Treatment of Whiplash

Questions
 
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1

Whiplash is an injury to the spine and surrounding muscles.

2

Whiplash is caused by a forward, backward or sideways movement that occurs after a sudden impact.

3

A local chiropractor may use a whiplash treatment called muscle stimulation and/or relaxation.

4

Massage therapy is not recommended for whiplash injuries.

Explanation:

Massage therapy can help reduce pain and decrease scar tissue.

5

Pain and stiffness from whiplash always occurs immediately after the car accident.

Explanation:

While some people experience the pain and stiffness of whiplash immediately after the car accident, symptoms can occur up to two weeks later.

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