I'll build off Ouzos comment. (apols for continued derail...) If you have a pulled muscle - don't go to a chiro, thats not what they are for. If you have alignment / skeletal issues, go to a chiro. Any chiro worth his salt should be able to hear your symptoms, check out the bodies affected 'infrastructure' and diagnose. That could still well be a misbehaved (group of) muscles, in which case they should give you solutions; be it needling, manipulation, stretching, exercise, advice, etc. (I used the word 'should' a lot, we can all agree there are some bad apples out there) Even if some of those solutions are not in their wheelhouse I still reckon they know how a body is meant to function and align correctly. I sometimes left my appointments with more instructions on what to do by myself than actual work done in the session.
