There are many methods of spinal correction, including spinal manipulation therapy (soft tissue therapy, joint movement, mechanical equipment-assisted spinal correction, and manual correction, etc.), clinical nutrition, and spinal assistive devices. Your spine may need adjustments at one or more locations, and the spinal physical therapist will use appropriate techniques to correct misalignments point by point using the principles of biomechanics, allowing the spine to return to its normal state and enabling normal joint activity. The spinal physical therapist will use certain equipment to assist with different conditions to correct stiff spinal joints. For example, using ultrasound therapy to increase blood circulation and alleviate pain. In some cases, spinal 3D traction therapy may be used to correct positions at different herniated disc locations through twisting, relaxing, and traction techniques, even combined with physical exercise therapy for a comprehensive treatment plan.

Even if you have no symptoms, spinal physical therapy can help keep your body in a healthy and comfortable state. Your spinal physical therapist can suggest methods to avoid spinal issues, such as posture, dietary concepts, and wellness exercises. Regular spinal check-ups can help identify misalignment issues caused by spinal compression early on.

Pregnant women experience additional weight and pressure on their bodies, and spinal physical therapy can help alleviate discomfort and pain in the lower back, legs, and shoulders. Spinal physical therapy can also alleviate headaches and dizziness without medication, which is why many pregnant women regularly receive this therapy. However, it is wise to first ask your spinal physical therapist about their experience and recommendations for treating pregnant women during your initial consultation.

At any age, neck and spinal injuries can occur, but parents may overlook the impact of these injuries due to lack of knowledge, which could affect the development of teenagers' muscles, bones, and nervous systems later on. This could even lead to deformities of the entire spine. Early spinal check-ups can help detect many spinal issues early, allowing for timely treatment and correction.