This is a chiropractic term that is used to describe method(s) to correct spinal problems, whether by hand or with an instrument. Some equate the terms "adjustment" and "manipulation."

a highly specialized procedure your chiropractor uses to free your body from a serious form of health-destroying stress called the vertebral subluxation complex (also known as subluxations)

a short thrust that is given in a specific way to reposition a subluxated vertebra

a special procedure your chiropractor uses to correct or relieve your vertebral subluxation complex

A chiropractic term that most chiropractors use to describe whatever method(s) they use to correct spinal problems, whether by hand or with an instrument. Some equate the terms "adjustment" and "manipulation."

Spinal adjustment and chiropractic adjustment are terms used by chiropractors to describe any of a number of specialized manual or mechanical procedures used in an effort to affect the alignment, motion and/or function of spinal joints and their relationship with the nervous system. The procedures make up the mainstay of chiropractic care that is directed toward reducing the effects of vertebral subluxation, the term given to the myriad of signs and symptoms that result from abnormal alignment or function of vertebrae. They may be supplemented with exercise, physiotherapy modalities and nutritional recommendations.