Chiropractors assess, diagnose, and treat issues with joints, muscles, and nerves – especially in the spine. At our Andover clinic, that might mean hands-on care, movement advice, rehab exercises, or just clear answers about what’s going on.
No referral needed. Chiropractors are primary care professionals, so you can book directly. We’re also happy to liaise with your GP if needed.
We regularly help people with back pain, neck pain, sciatica, headaches, joint or muscle pain, and posture-related problems. If it’s a musculoskeletal issue, there’s a good chance we can help.
Yes, when carried out by a properly trained professional. We assess thoroughly, explain everything clearly, and always work within safe, evidence-based guidelines. If something isn’t suitable for you, we won’t do it.
Only if there’s a good reason. Most people don’t need imaging. We follow current clinical guidelines and only refer for scans when it might change how we manage your case.
No. That’s just one of many tools – we only use it with consent and when it’s the right fit. This does mean we use it with the majority of our patients but if you prefer gentler techniques and we feel they would be just as appropriate, that’s fine by us.
That depends on your problem, your goals, and how your body responds. Some people only need a few visits, others benefit from ongoing support. We’ll always be honest and keep you in control of the plan.
All three treat the musculoskeletal conditions but training, philosophy, and approach can vary. We use hands-on care, rehab, and advice. What matters most is that you find a clinician who listens and works with you.
Most people find it comfortable. You might feel a bit sore afterwards – like after a workout – but this usually passes quickly. We always adapt treatment to suit your comfort level.
Often, yes. While there is no quick fix for long-term pain, a mix of hands-on care, movement strategies, and honest support can make a real difference. We’ll help you understand you pain and find ways to move forward.