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Allied health · Sunshine Coast, QLD

Chiropractors in Sunshine Coast

A chiropractor treats problems with the spine, muscles and joints. They mainly use hands-on treatment such as spinal manipulation and mobilisation, along with exercises and advice. Many people see a chiropractor for back pain, neck pain or headaches.

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Common reasons to see a chiropractor

  • Low back pain
  • Neck pain
  • Headaches from the neck
  • Stiff joints
  • Shoulder pain
  • Posture-related aches
  • Sports and work strains
  • Sciatica

What happens at the first appointment

  • The chiropractor asks about your pain, health and daily activities
  • They check your posture, movement and joints
  • They may test your nerves and reflexes
  • They explain what they found and what treatment may help
  • Treatment may include hands-on care, exercises and advice

Do I need a referral?

You can usually book a chiropractor without a referral. To get a Medicare rebate you need a GP chronic condition management plan, and private health extras, DVA or workers' compensation may also cover some visits.

Questions to ask

  • What do you think is causing my pain?
  • How many visits should I expect before it improves?
  • What exercises can I do at home?
  • When should I see a doctor instead?

Common questions

Do I need a referral to see a chiropractor?

No, you can book directly. A GP chronic condition management plan is needed for a Medicare rebate.

Is chiropractic treatment safe?

Chiropractors are registered health practitioners. Tell them about any health conditions, medicines or past injuries, and ask about the risks and benefits of any treatment before it starts.

When is back pain an emergency?

Go to the emergency department or call 000 if back pain comes with numbness around the groin or bottom, trouble passing urine or controlling your bowels, new weakness in your legs, fever, or after a major fall or accident.

Chiropractic in other cities

General information only, not medical advice. Everyone's situation is different, so check with your GP or the provider. In an emergency call 000.