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Dana Mahan
Chiropractor
Dr. Dana Mahan is a Chiropractor practicing in Midwest City, OK. Dr. Mahan specializes in preventing, diagnosing, and treating conditions associated with the neuromusculoskeletal system, while improving each patients functionality and quality of life. Conditions treated include sciatica, neck pain, and arthritis pain, among many others. Dr. Mahan seeks to reduce pain and discomfort through manipulation and adjustment of the spine.
Dana Mahan
- Midwest City, OK
- Accepting new patients
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Can I exercise after a back adjustment?
Generally speaking, yes. Movement is life! Chiropractic is a practice based on proper alignment of the spine to allow for proper movement and bio-mechanics so that you can live READ MORE
Generally speaking, yes. Movement is life! Chiropractic is a practice based on proper alignment of the spine to allow for proper movement and bio-mechanics so that you can live your life to the fullest!
Keep in mind that physical stress - good or bad - such as working out, will create stress on the spine, making Chiropractic care something you will want to keep up with along side of your workout!
This is a great question for YOUR particular chiropractor who knows your individual case and your spinal needs. Best of luck!
Keep in mind that physical stress - good or bad - such as working out, will create stress on the spine, making Chiropractic care something you will want to keep up with along side of your workout!
This is a great question for YOUR particular chiropractor who knows your individual case and your spinal needs. Best of luck!
What is the difference between a physical therapist and a chiropractor?
The difference in Chiropractic and Physical therapy is the specificity of the adjustment that chiropractors perform. Physical therapists can help with the mobility and stability READ MORE
The difference in Chiropractic and Physical therapy is the specificity of the adjustment that chiropractors perform. Physical therapists can help with the mobility and stability of joints by first and foremost addressing the musculature around bones and joints. Chiropractors deliver very specific adjustments to reinstate the proper alignment of specific bones and joints in specific directions. Chiropractor's doctorates are based in this bony alignment with a handful of classes on the therapies of the muscles. On the other hand, physical therapists' degrees are based on the soft tissue with maybe 1 or 2 classes on the bony manipulation. Manipulation is non-specific, the chiropractic adjustment is specific. Best of luck!
Back pain for two months. What could be the cause?
Hi, yes you should see your doctor; more specifically, you should see your chiropractor. Unfortunately our past scrapes, falls, traumas, or even stresses to our lower backs don't READ MORE
Hi, yes you should see your doctor; more specifically, you should see your chiropractor. Unfortunately our past scrapes, falls, traumas, or even stresses to our lower backs don't get erased from our history after a few months. 40 is still young and vibrant, however you don't want to be dealing with pain and discomfort day in and day out. Your local chiropractor can take a thorough history, do a detailed examination, and take the proper images if your particular case dictates you need them. Best of luck with your back pain.
What could lower back pain mean?
Hi, yes you should see your doctor; more specifically, you should see your chiropractic doctor. Unfortunately our past scrapes, falls, traumas, or even stresses to our lower backs READ MORE
Hi, yes you should see your doctor; more specifically, you should see your chiropractic doctor. Unfortunately our past scrapes, falls, traumas, or even stresses to our lower backs don't get erased from our history after a few months. 45 is still young and vibrant, however you don't want to be dealing with pain and discomfort day in and day out. Your local chiropractor can take a thorough history, do a detailed examination, and take the proper images if your particular case dictates you need them. Best of luck with low back pain. If you ever need a referral or have other questions, let me know!
