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Old 08-12-2013, 12:28 PM #6
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I wouldn't wait 3 months , I'd try to see someone sooner - eye doc, another chiro...
Look for DC's to call with long time in business & extra training/certification etc.. no rookies or beginners..

Possibly call that chiro and tell him what happened to see what he says..
Or call another one and ask them if it could be related to previous adjustments.
Tell them that now you are very hesitant to try more adjusting to "repair " this new issue...if they try to push tx..

But if the adjustments did cause this maybe it will take an adjustment by a highly skilled DC to fix it...
one you can trust.
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