Your first Chiropractic appointment will likely involve a comprehensive discussion and examination to understand your condition and determine if chiropractic care is suitable for you. The chiropractor will ask detailed questions about your medical history, current symptoms, lifestyle habits, and any past injuries. Be prepared to discuss the location and nature of your pain, any aggravating or relieving factors, and how it affects your daily activities.

Following the discussion, the chiropractor will perform a physical examination. This might involve assessing your posture, range of motion in your spine and joints, muscle strength and tone, and reflexes. X-rays or other imaging tests might be recommended in some cases to get a clearer picture of your spine and any underlying issues. Based on the examination findings, the chiropractor will discuss the diagnosis and explain if chiropractic care can be beneficial for your specific condition. They will outline the treatment plan, including the types of adjustments you might receive, the frequency of visits, and potential risks and benefits of care. Don't hesitate to ask questions throughout the appointment to ensure you feel comfortable and informed about the treatment approach.