63.211.189.216 Comments I might speak to a second P.T. for another opinion. That's probably the average standard of care. However, ther are complicating factors. It will take twice as long to heal. There are many other factors.
Every activity has a time and a place.
If this isn't adequately being explained to you, then it's time for a new P.T. or other treatment. There is definitely a right and a wrong way to rehabilitate whiplash-injured persons, and both are out there in P.T. and in all the medical professions, including mine. If your definition of chiropractic is just manipulation of the spine, then that is true. I've heard the criticism that physical therapy is too aggressive, and often hurts persons who are whiplash-injured from moving too fast. And that's true of too many.