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Chiropractic Care Directory
A chiropractor uses his or her hands to manipulate the spine into alignment. Chiropractic therapy may be used on its own or with other treatments. Chiropractic seeks to restore joint function, eliminate pain, and prevent further injury. Chiropractic works for many people, but those with osteoporosis, spinal cord compression, or inflammatory arthritis should not try it. Follow the links below to find WebMD's comprehensive coverage about how chiropractic is performed, what the benefits and risks are, and much more.
Medical Reference
Doctors Who Treat Pain
WebMD provides a rundown of specialists who diagnose and treat pain, along with information on finding one near you.
Back Pain Diagnosis and Treatment
Find out ways you and your doctor can deal with back pain -- both from injuries and chronic -- so you'll feel better and can get moving again.
Alternative Therapies and Pain Management
WebMD looks at alternative therapies for pain management -- acupuncture, chiropractic, biofeedback, therapeutic touch, and nutritional supplements among them.
Physical Therapy for Pain
Here's how physical therapy can help you take charge of your pain.
Features
Alternative Therapies for Low Back Pain
A look at ways to treat low back pain without drugs or surgery, such as acupuncture, yoga, massage, and biofeedback.
Chiropractic During Pregnancy
As the general population seeks alternative healthcare options in greater numbers, so are pregnant women.
Providing the Alternative
Does your health insurance cover yoga, chiropractic, and massage? Many insurers are realizing that alternative medicine can have a positive effect on health.
Slideshows & Images
Back Pain Myths & Facts
WebMD's back pain slideshow lets you in on the truth about the causes and treatments for back pain.
Slideshow: Good and Bad Exercises for Low Back Pain
Alternative Treatments for Long-Term Pain
See how alternative treatments can help ease your pain, including acupuncture, yoga, turmeric, and medical marijuana.