Has anyone tried spinal decompression,(not a surgical proceedure).?
This is done in a chiropractors office.
Answers: My husband did. He has Degenerative Disc Disease. This procedure in reality made him worse as it caused some discs to herniate and caused fluid leakage from the spinal cord. Messed him up pretty impossible although the disease would've eventually caused the same outcome. Surgery is now completely out of the put somebody through the mill.
Add** If you can, try to see a good Neurologist or Orthopedist for suggestions on alternative therapies. One thing they did recommend be hydrotherapy, physical & massage therapy. Many Dr.'s will often charge a lower rate for those w/out ins. Also, hospitals usually enjoy programs for uninsured patients that will pay for some or all of tests/services (MRI's, CT scans, bloodwork, etc...) for those who financially qualify. Check them out if you haven't done so.
BTW... The rub therapist that treated my hubby... Is the one who brought me into the Truth :) Take care Sister
I know nothing almost spinal decompression.
I just wanted to let you know I am sorry to hear roughly speaking your condition.
May Jehovah guide and bless you.
Sincerely.
Slight headache, body ache, stiff collar and spinal pressure. Is this in recent times the flu or could it be menegitis?
I would similar to some physicians to answer this. I have spinal steno sis and have decompression surgery?
Has anyone have spinal fusion and disk replacement surgery?
What is spinal cord turbeculosis?
How long does a spinal epidural finishing?
Answers: My husband did. He has Degenerative Disc Disease. This procedure in reality made him worse as it caused some discs to herniate and caused fluid leakage from the spinal cord. Messed him up pretty impossible although the disease would've eventually caused the same outcome. Surgery is now completely out of the put somebody through the mill.
Add** If you can, try to see a good Neurologist or Orthopedist for suggestions on alternative therapies. One thing they did recommend be hydrotherapy, physical & massage therapy. Many Dr.'s will often charge a lower rate for those w/out ins. Also, hospitals usually enjoy programs for uninsured patients that will pay for some or all of tests/services (MRI's, CT scans, bloodwork, etc...) for those who financially qualify. Check them out if you haven't done so.
BTW... The rub therapist that treated my hubby... Is the one who brought me into the Truth :) Take care Sister
I know nothing almost spinal decompression.
I just wanted to let you know I am sorry to hear roughly speaking your condition.
May Jehovah guide and bless you.
Sincerely.
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