Attention to your body's responses after a chiropractic adjustment is critical to ensuring that the treatment provides the desired results without causing harm. While some discomfort immediately after an adjustment is normal, persistent or increased pain could indicate over-adjustment. If you experience heightened pain, discomfort, or restricted movement that lasts beyond a day or two, it's essential to contact your chiropractor and discuss your symptoms.

Additionally, if you notice changes in your range of motion, numbness, tingling sensations, or radiating pain, these could be nerve irritation due to overaggressive adjustments. It's also crucial to communicate new symptoms after treatment, as this information helps your chiropractor adjust their approach.