Chiropractic

Dr. Frank Fiore, DC

Dr. Frank Fiore received his Doctorate of Chiropractic in 1996 from the National University of Health Sciences (formerly the National College of Chiropractic) in Lombard, Illinois. He also holds a degree in Human Biology and is a member of the American Chiropractic Association. Frank has over 15 years of experience as a Chiropractor; with almost 10 years at his office in Naperville, Illinois.

Our Chiropractic Services can help you with:

• Back & Neck Pain - most people with backaches or pain do not have damage to their spine. Most back pain is due to abnormal function of the muscles, ligaments and joints in your back. They are simply not moving and working in the manner that they should. This can usually be corrected through chiropractic spinal manipulation and therapeutic exercise.
• Headaches - Chiropractic techniques have a high success rate in relieving migranes and recurring headaches.
• Work Injuries - Chiropractic can be especially effective at treating work related injuries.
• Sports Injuries - Because sports can be strenuous on the back, sports injuries often respond well to chiropractic treatment.
• Stress Relief - Stress can increase the amount of pain that you feel. Tension causes muscle spasms that are painful. Chiropractic care helps relieve these spasms and helps you to get better.

What should I expect from my Chiropractic Treatment?

The doctor will ask you about health complaints you may have, your family history, dietary habits, other care you have had (chiropractic, medical, osteopathic, etc.), your job, and other questions designed to help determine the nature of your illness and the best way to go about treating the problem. Several chiropractic techniques are used for patients including:

• Diversified Technique
• Cox Flexion Distraction
• Intersegmental Traction
• Ultrasound
• Electric muscle stimulation
• Hot-pack therapy
• Theraputic exercise
• Soft-tissue massage
• Myofacial release

Sometimes back pain can be relieved instantly with a chiropractic adjustment, and typically will improve in the first few days or weeks following treatment.