Chiropractic Southeast | Chiropractor South Easton, MA area

Dr. Dylon Pyne of Chiropractic Southeast in South Easton, MA is one of the South Coast area's leading doctors of chiropractic.

Chiropractic Southeast

Dr. Dylon Pyne

479 Turnpike Street
 · Suite 3 ·
South Easton, MA

508.238.8521

info@drspyne.com

Services

Consultation

Chiropractic Southeast | Chiropractic ServicesWe are often asked, “What’s the best way to find out if chiropractic can help a person’s problems?”

We can only make the determination on whether or not to accept a case by locating the underlying problem.

A consultation with a check-up is needed in order for us to decide the proper course of action.
Certain things in your health history are particularly vital to us. This information could provide important clues that will allow us to properly diagnose your problem such as:

  • Bone disorders, such as osteoporosis
  • Circulatory problems (poor circulation could be a sign that you have a subluxation, for example)
  • Dizziness or blurred vision
  • Heart conditions such as hypertension or high blood pressure
  • Infections, especially those affecting your spine
  • Injuries, such as bone fractures, muscle sprains, or disc injuries
  • Joint disorders such as arthritis
  • Sleep apnea

Your First Visit

Be ready to provide your medical history, which will be essential for preparing a course of treatment for you. Medical records, such as diagnostic test results, or imaging results, such as X-rays and MRIs, also will provide important information about your condition.

Your First Visit Includes:

  • Preliminary Consultation
  • Check-Up
  • Spinal Screening
  • Review of Problems

Be prepared to answer such questions as:

  • Chiropractic Southeast | Chiropractic ServicesDid the onset of your pain immediately follow an injury?
  • Is there anything you do that improves or worsens the pain?
  • When and how did your pain start?
  • Where is the pain centered?

Chiropractic Spin XrayThe Exam

The first step will be checking your vital signs, reflexes, and blood pressure.

Sometimes measurements will be taken to determine arm and leg length. Next, you will be asked to do a series of simple and easy activities or exercises. These exercises will provide information about your motor skills, balance, and gait, among others. These tests also help determine your range of motion, muscle tone and strength, and integrity of your nervous system. Any abnormalities could provide clues about a condition.

Next, a short physical exam will involve palpation, or use of the hands, to explore the alignment of your spine and other structures, as well as provide information on any stimuli that may cause pain. Depending on your condition, a series of diagnostic tests may follow. These tests may include MRIs, CT scans, X-rays, blood work, and other laboratory tests.

The we may also consult with you about making important lifestyle changes, such as exercise, nutrition, and smoking cessation to improve your chances of healing faster or preventing further injury.