So, we know that fibro has been known as a neuromuscular issue, at least if we remember things correctly? (which probably not) However, then would the experience of chiropractic care help fibromyalgia because pain makes your motor functions go haywire enough to make things go out of alignment???
I used to get that rebound affect with chiro also, but the treatment itself didn't cause too much immediate pain. Most insurance companies in the states pay for chiro or acupuncture, so seems to be go-to treatment for fibro. ๐
Chiro helps me alot.
When I had chiro it really helped my muscle spasms in my thoracic spine.
Oh no yeah! I totes believe you whole heartedly, I'm more so just trying to figure out what makes fibro cause misalignment that gives chiropractic care so beneficial!
PS. this isn't to say it isn't helpful, we just had our first two appointments this week and the amount of relief we felt was amazing, but then we had a rebound that made things worse every time, but the doctor said it is a process! And we know to trust them to a certain extent! It's just perplexing!