Frequently Asked Questions About Massage Therapy
Massage therapy is one of the most useful treatments in a chiropractor's toolbox. Our team at Reed Chiropractic Clinic provides massage therapy in Solon, OH. If you are considering chiropractic care or massage therapy for your acute or chronic health condition, contact our team today to schedule an appointment. In the meantime, let’s look at some of the questions that we run into regarding massage therapy.
Does Massage Therapy Promote Healing?
Massage therapy can be used to speed up the healing process after an injury. As the therapist massages the injured area, more blood flows to the region. This allows more oxygen and other nutrients to get to the injured area, leading to faster healing.
Can Massage Therapy Improve Flexibility?
Flexibility is often a big concern of patients suffering from a reduced range of motion. With regular treatments, this therapeutic technique can improve your flexibility.
Can Massage Therapy Prevent Injuries?
With increased flexibility also comes injury prevention. You can move with less resistance when your body has an increased range of motion and flexibility. You may be less likely to be injured as well.
Why Do We Combine Massage with Chiropractic Care?
Our chiropractors may recommend that you have a massage before an adjustment or other therapeutic technique. This is because massages can ease the tension in the muscles and make it easier for your body to accept the changes of a chiropractic adjustment.
Can Pregnant Women Get Massages?
Many women benefit from prenatal massages that focus on relieving pain in the lower back. Chiropractors can also provide massages that make labor and delivery less painful.
Schedule a Massage Therapy Session in Solon, OH
Our team at Reed Chiropractic Clinic will treat the source of your pain and eliminate your symptoms. We provide quality chiropractic care and massage therapy for our patients in and around Solon. Call our team today at (440) 248-2866 or reach us through our website by using our online contact form.