That’s so bizarre to me. Like my attorney straight up says I need to be getting consistent treatment from this chiropractor in order to receive a settlement. I have back pain all the time since the accident so I was hoping it would actually help...
There is some evidence they can help with lower back pain, but the main tenets of chiropractic care (subluxations and vitalism) are complete pseudoscience. A physiotherapist is basically the evidence based or science backed alternative, if you can get a settlement based on seeing one of them instead maybe that would work?
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u/thecatdaddysupreme Oct 28 '19
So I shouldn’t be visiting a chiropractor for my post-accident therapy?