Clicking and noises from all my joints/bones?

Question

Hi... I'm 20 and have been going to a chiropractor for a year to help with some shoulder pains and what not. I've noticed the past few months that I've been getting those clicking noises all over my body. Sometimes they sound a bit different, but they're all generally the noises I get during the chiropractic adjustments.

The chiropractor says they're fine, but it's odd (and annoying) to have them happen all over my body daily (some can be quite loud). They almost never hurt at all at least. The pain in my right shoulder is still there (to a lesser degree), and sometimes I have to get it to click to subdue it. It seems to happen a lot when I go walking. I also get pains in my sides, depending on the chair I sit on and if I lie in bed on my side. I have to sleep with a pillow on me if I sleep on my side, and on my lap when sitting on this computer chair.

It's all annoying yes, but I'm really worried if this could get worse. Any help or comments would be appreciated, thanks!

Answer 1

Clicks and noises is not a good thing. That means the ligaments holding the bones together are loose. When the chiropractor correctly puts the bones back into alignment, that joint shouldn't click or make any cavitational noise.

He may be using a non-specific technique which is already starting to make you worse with pains on the side and difficulty with sleeping on the side. I recommend seeing a different chiropractor who is specific and put your spine back into alignment. Go and see these guys, I only refer my patients to them.

http://www.gonsteadseminar.com/referral....