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About Dr. Paul Newhart
Expertise
All aspects of chiropractic and chiropractic care. Sports injuries and rehabilitation. Carpal Tunnel Syndrome and Repetitive stress disorders treatment certified. Low level laser, rehabilitation, Chiropractic education.

Experience
Over 14 Years in chiropractic. Over 10 years with a focus on rehabilitation and sports injuries

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Pennsylvania Chiropractic Association

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Doctor of Chiropractic. Post graduate training in Carpal tunnel treatment, soft tissue treaatment, sports injuries, rehabilitation

 
   

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Chiropractors - New Problem


Expert: Dr. Paul Newhart - 10/28/2009

Question
I had an SI joint, side manipulation for my left SI joint. That SI joint has been hurting for approximately 10 weeks. It is stiff and causing me a lot of pain on my lower, left back and buttock.  This is my second adjustment.  Two days after my second adjustment, my right SI joint is aching.  It hasn't done that before.  Is that normal?  My next adjustment isn't until Monday and I am worried that I now have a new problem.  Any advice?

Answer
It is not normal to have pain lasting for days after an adjustment.  There may be soft tissue injury involved that needs to be addressed, and, if it is already being taken care of, further testing may be necessary to see if there are any underlying problems.

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