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Originally Posted by lady_express_44
I get massages fairly regularly, and do physiotherapy as well. The places I go to specialize with MS patients (since we have so many here). They never actually go near my spinal column when they massage though.
Most of my pain is in the upper portion though, where there is cord. Perhaps it's not as big of a deal if it's in an area where there is no cord (below the L-level in the spine). 
Have you tried physiotherapy?
Cherie |
No, I haven't. This constant pain is fairly new and I haven't even talked to the doc yet about it.
Not one doc's ever said anything about not having deep tissue massage done. So I never thought anything of it. Whiplash can have some long-lasting effects on people. I'm apparently one of them given the persistence of the back spasms. But I lived in pain for 7 years after the accident which caused a recurrent shoulder dislocation requiring surgery.