What is the difference between a Chiropractor and a Chiropractitioner or a Chirotherapist?(specific to Germany)
The difference lies mainly in the duration and quality of education.
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Who pays for the cost of the treatment?
We bill according to the german fee regulation for alternative practitioners (GebüH).
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Is a medical referral needed?
No. The Chiropraktik Zentrum Wiesbaden-Darmstadt is a private practice.
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How many treatments are necessary?
The number of treatments always depends on the severity of the complaints and whether they are chronic.
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What are the risks of a treatment by a chiropractor?
Chiropractic is a low-risk treatment; however, please ensure that the treatment is performed by a qualified Chiropractor.
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What side effects can occur with a chiropractic treatment?
Side effects of Chiropractic treatment occasionally include muscle soreness, stiffness, dizziness or temporary irritation.
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Why can it “crack / pop” during an adjustment?
Small gas bubbles can form in the joint fluid, which collapse due to the adjustment of the
Chiropractor.
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Can joints “wear out”?
No. A Chiropractor specifically adjusts only the blocked joints
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How do I find a qualified Chiropractor?
In Germany, qualified Chiropractors are member of the Deutsche Chiropraktoren-
Gesellschaft e.V. (DCG).
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