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I have regular (6 weeks or so) chiropractic treatments mainly for the maintenance of good health.
I'm scheduled for an implant in early October. I have just thought about how the treatments will go after my implant. I realise that everything will need time to heal and settle down but was wondering if I will still be able to have my treatments after the healing process has finished.
Does anyone have any experience with this?

I think it'll be pretty tough to lay on your belly for a bit after the surgery. That goes double if you're going to have any lower back adjustments, or if they do any that involve pushing your knees up to your chest, that sort of thing. Chiropractors are doctors (kinda), so you should probably just call up the office, explain your situation, and ask them what they think.

Thanks Hopeful. Yes - I guess you are right. To be fair on him and me, I'll need to tell him about the implant.

Hey Guy,

I tried going for a massage 3 weeks after & I had a hard time being on my stomach, I needed a towel & ass in air.

I would wait if I were you.

Good luck!

Junior

Hey! I just had a thought, at least for massages, not sure if the same type of table might be used in Chiropractic... Since the table has a hole for your face to be in, just turn around the other way with your DICK in the hole instead of your face. Your nose and cheeks won't hurt as bad being pressed against the upholstery than your dick would.

I support the position that it is better to ask professionals.
However, we all see how quickly and rapidly the method of chiropractic is developing in the modern world. And this is not surprising. Because the modern world forces us to follow its laws. And now every second person spends almost all his life sitting at the computer. And it is not even necessary to talk about the consequences of physical activity on the back. It's obvious. And no matter how common and relevant this method is, you should not abuse it, and if necessary, contact specialists. Here's how in this situation. In any situation, there are certain limitations. And I believe this is exactly the case. Now there is a large array of information on the Internet, for example https://www.larsonchiro.com/. I would also like to mention the possibility of consulting on all issues.

TommyBradlly wrote:I support the position that it is better to ask professionals.

I spoke to my chiropractor about it and he takes my situation into account when treating me. I laid on my stomach for the first time last week and it was slightly uncomfortable but manageable.