What is a Chiropractic Neurologist ??
As in medicine and dentistry, there are specialists within the Chiropractic profession. Within the Chiropractic profession, there are specialists in many areas, including radiology, orthopedics, physical rehabilitation, and neurology. The Chiropractic Neurologist chooses to focus his/her practice on neurologically based problems. The Chiropractic profession as well as allopathic physicians in the diagnosis and treatment of a variety of a variety of conditions. Typically, a Doctor of Chiropractic who specializes in neurology serves in the same consulting manner as a medical neurologist. The difference is that the type of care or applications of a Chiropractic Neurologist do not include drugs or surgery. As a result, certain conditions are more appropriately seen by Chiropractic Neurologists. Specifically, Chiropractic Neurologists have tremendous success in treating a variety of conditions including movement disorders, dystonia, post-stroke rehabilitation, radiculopathy, and nerve entra
Just as with other health professionals, doctors of chiropractic may choose to be general practitioners or become specialists. Through education, training, and board certification, those doctors who choose to specialize devote their practice to a particular branch of health care. Within chiropractic, doctors specialize in many disciplines, including radiology, orthopedics, physical rehabilitation, and neurology. Typically, a chiropractic neurologist serves in the same consulting manner as a medical neurologist. The difference is that the therapies or applications of a chiropractic neurologist do not include drugs or surgery. As a result, certain conditions are more customarily seen by a chiropractic neurologist, as opposed to a medical neurologist, and vice versa. Chiropractic neurologists can provide therapies as well as counsel, when there is a diagnostic dilemma or a question of appropriateness of care. How are Chiropractic Neurologists Trained? The training to become a board certif
