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Before your visit, take some time to gather any medical records that might be relevant, especially if you've had previous treatments for chronic pain or injuries. This can help the chiropractor understand your history better. • It's also a good idea to wear comfortable clothing, as you may need to move around during the assessment. Lastly, jot down any specific questions or concerns you have so you can discuss them during your appointment.
Updated 2026-05-27





