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Old 04-30-2014, 05:08 PM #1
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Red face Chiropractor adjustments

Hello Friends,

I have started visiting Chiro since last week for my dizziness and fatigue issues. I have 3 adjustment son my neck, first vertebra and two on back. I haven’t seen much improvement but slightly more dizziness than before. I am also experience back issue which I did not have before.

My chiro mentioned that for some folks it gets worst before getting better. Is that true? I would appreciate if you can share your experience with me. I am thinking of discontinuing visit going forward.

Thanks for your support.
Kirti
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