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SpaceCadet 02-07-2012 10:38 PM

NUCCA - Success through chiropractic?
 
I came across this success story tonight...it's about someone that suffered head trauma and experienced symptoms for 4 years. Apparently after just one work-up from a chiropractor, they are symptom free. Maybe some of us could benefit from this?

Check it out:

http://www.dailystrength.org/c/Brain...ptom-free-last

http://www.NUCCA.com <---This is the website to find a doctor in your area.

Mark in Idaho 02-07-2012 11:15 PM

We have been talking about NUCCA for more than a year. It stands for Upper Cervical Chiropractic Association.

Some have noticed improvement, others saw no difference. I tried it for my neck and did not see a difference.

It can be very pricey. The initial work-up is about $400 to $500 then $40 to $50 for each of 20 to 30 treatments. Insurance does not usually cover the initial work-up because it is chiro based X-rays. It can be a good way to get an insurance company looking up your @#$ when they see all of the bills.

SpaceCadet 02-07-2012 11:27 PM

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Originally Posted by Mark in Idaho (Post 849453)
We have been talking about NUCCA for more than a year. It stands for Upper Cervical Chiropractic Association.

Some have noticed improvement, others saw no difference. I tried it for my neck and did not see a difference.

It can be very pricey. The initial work-up is about $400 to $500 then $40 to $50 for each of 20 to 30 treatments. Insurance does not usually cover the initial work-up because it is chiro based X-rays. It can be a good way to get an insurance company looking up your @#$ when they see all of the bills.

Oops, I didn't bother doing a search on the forum for this...probably should have.

Yeah I guess its a hit or miss type of deal. It's either going to work for you or not. I might possibly see improvements, considering my neck was sore for awhile after the injury...and I also had some weird popping thing going on for awhile. I haven't experienced any neck problems for awhile but that doesn't mean there isn't something wrong. I'm hoping the majority of my symptoms are being caused by the neck being out of place and my brain stem being compressed...*crosses fingers*

Victims of Crime already approved me to get a work-up done on my upper back and neck. So its not an issue of whether my insurance would pay for it...its an issue of whether the doctor will accept VOC. There's only 2 in Las Vegas it looks like.

I'm not going to get my hopes up...but if the doc will accept VOC I'm all for it. Definitely worth a try.

Mark in Idaho 02-07-2012 11:34 PM

NUCCA is oriented at only C-1 and C-2. Many NUCCA chiros believe that if C-1 and C-2 are correctly positioned, the rest of the spine will self-correct.

The NUCCA chiro who treated me had only mediocre skills with the rest of my spine.


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