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Chiropractic Relieves Neck Pain After Car Accidents

Lenexa Chiropractic Treats Neck Issues After Auto Injury

You’re driving along and then BAM you’ve been in a car wreck. Even if the impact didn't seem very forceful in the beginning, you might find yourself with problems and a stiff neck over the next few days or weeks.

Why Does This Occur? What Can You Do?

A auto injury happens very fast, and the forces on your body can be quite dramatic, causing your neck muscles and ligaments to stretch or tear. Whiplash is the most common type of injury sustained in a auto injury, and it can be very excruciating. In fact, whiplash can cause neck problems that lasts for months or even years.

There are a few factors that can increase your risk of injury. First, rear-end collisions tend to cause more neck injuries than frontal collisions. Second, there is some evidence that women are more likely to get injured in a car accident than men. Finally, if your car has poor headrests, they may not have adequately protected your head and neck from the force of the impact.

Thankfully, there are a few things you can do to decrease your neck pain after a auto collision. Heat or ice therapy may also help to calm your sore muscles. Gentle stretching exercises can help keep your muscles from getting too stiff. And, of course, chiropractic therapy to help restore the healthy functioning of your neck and spine.

If you are experiencing discomfort caused by a auto accident, even a minor one, you may experience neck pain as a result of whiplash. Don't wait to get care. Studies shows that chiropractic is best for these types of injuries, so call Dr. Isom in Lenexa right away if you've been in a auto accident.

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April 06, 2026
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Dr. Isom

We believe the body has the ability to heal itself, chiropractors give it the tools to do so. Allowing people to properly recover from sports injuries, auto injuries, and even the normal wear and tear of life. Our Aim: Not only do we focus on treating the pain or symptoms but we also focus on restoring mobility, strengthening, and stabilizing the body. Thereby reducing the risk of re-injury. I want to give you relief from that pain and discomfort.