Although some people are still uncertain about chiropractic care, even the American Medical Association (AMA) recommends that adjustments should be tried prior to surgery--the one option that should be a last resort.
Dr. Nuesse has seen many back pain patients in our Anderson, Ohio office who have been in pain for years and who are worried that they might need an operation for their back pain. Dr. Nuesse has had great success in helping patients recover and avoid risky surgery, and the science backs up our experience.
Recently, in one study carried out on about 2,000 Washington State employees who suffered from a back injury while on the job, more than 42% who saw a surgeon first following their injury found themselves having back surgery within three years. That compares to just 1.5% of the patients who first sought treatment with chiropractic care, proving that this non-invasive approach is extremely effective at keeping you out of the operating room.
There are alternatives to risky medical procedures. Chiropractic is a proven effective and safe way to improve the function of your spine, which is the root cause of back pain. Dr. Nuesse has helped many patients in Anderson, Ohio recover. Give our office a call today at (513) 271-2500 for an appointment.
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