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The noise of a Chiropractic Adjustment

The cracking noise you hear during a chiropractic adjustment is often associated with a formation of gas within the joints. This is a natural and harmless occurrence. When a chiropractor performs an adjustment, they apply controlled force to a joint, which can momentarily separate the joint surfaces. As the joint surfaces separate, gas bubbles within the synovial fluid (joint fluid) can form, creating that characteristic cracking sound.


It's essential to understand that this sound is not indicative of anything harmful and is a normal part of the adjustment process.


If you have more questions or would like to discuss this further, please feel free to reach out to arrange a quick chat with Dr. Stephen Dominguez before you book your first appointment.


We want to make sure all your questions are answered and you’re fully informed before making decisions regarding your health and possible treatment options.


If you’re ready to make an appointment, you can do so via our website: www.alicespringschiro.com.au


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The noise of a Chiropractic Adjustment


 
 
 

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