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Phase 1: Relief Care

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Many people go to a chiropractor because they are in pain. In this first phase of care, the main goal is to reduce your symptoms. Sometimes this will require daily visits, or two to three visits per week for a time.

Most people are under the assumption that if they don’t feel any pain that there is nothing wrong with them – that they are healthy. Unfortunately, pain is a very poor indicator of health. In fact, pain and other symptoms frequently only appear after a disease or other condition has become advanced.

For example, consider a cavity in your tooth. Does it hurt when it first develops or only after it has become serious? How about heart disease? Regardless of whether you are talking about cancer, heart disease, diabetes, stress or problems with the spine, pain is usually the last thing to appear. When you begin chiropractic care, pain is also the first symptom to disappear, even though much of the underlying condition remains.

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Preferred Chiropractic Doctor (PCD) is a membership organization for patients that allow them to receive care at more affordable rates from participating PCD Providers.  more information on PCD or to sign up or renew your membership, please click:

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Tue Closed Closed
Wed 10 - 1 3 - 7
Thu 9:30 - 12:30  Closed
Fri 10 - 1 3 - 6
Sat 9 - 11 Closed
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Birth Options

Looking for resources when it comes to birth options?  Check out the Georgia Birth Network.  

There's a list of recommended doula's, birth educators, lactation consultants, etc., as well as monthly events.  

Click here for more information on the Georgia Birth Network (GBN).