Thorburn Chiropractics & Wellness Center
1612 W. Burbank Blvd.
Burbank,CA 91506
Contact Us
Cards Accepted
Biz Videos
Dr Thorburn Updates
- After an auto accident, some individuals experience indicators of whiplash injuries right away, such as blurred vision, headaches, shoulder pain, dizziness, reduced range of motion and arm pain. Whiplash can also result in minor back injuries, muscle injuries, ligament problems, and disc damage. Other individuals may be injured and feel nothing at all.
- Repair care is where real healing occurs. Through a personalized schedule, you will receive all necessary care to help you repair the damage and truly fix the underlying problem, not just fix the symptoms. As your body heals, the frequency of care is reduced until you are stable and strong. Once your body has recovered most people find that wellness care is the next logical step to prevent a return of the problem.
- Get a Personalized Plan Tailored to Your Needs Work with caring and experienced professionals to come up with a rehabilitation and exercise plan that works for you. For your convenience, you can learn exercises in our office, which you can utilize at home.
- Neck pain can be caused by stress, injury, muscle strains, muscle overuse, whiplash, spinal injury, poor posture, and countless other reasons. The demands placed on your neck, shoulders, and back throughout the day are too many to number. Pain is your body’s way of letting you know things are getting out of hand and need to change.
- Chiropractors are able to treat neck and back injuries associated with auto accidents. Many times, individuals who have been injured in a car accident experience such intense muscle pain and stiffness that they simply cannot function normally. When left untreated, this discomfort can be a serious issue.
- Depending on how long you have been dealing with the pain it may take several visits to fully correct the problem. After the bones have been adjusted into their new alignment they are likely to slip back into the incorrect positions following a treatment. Eventually, as the treatment progresses, the bones will remain in the corrected positions.