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Old 04-27-2013, 08:12 PM #11
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My GP recommended chiropractic, before he ever took an EXRAY or any other darn thing. That was the worst thing I could have done considering how bad my spine really was. Need to have a neurologist or neruosurgeon clear you for that kind of thing. Can't tell you how much that hurt. I have no idea how much worse it made me until I got the proper help. Please be careful out there. This is just my own personal experience. ginnie
Oh man, every time my Chiro would adjust my neck or upper back It would bring tears to my eyes it hurt sooooo bad! I sure hope that it hasn't caused too much more damage. (but according to the neurosurgeon, my neck is almost perfect!...idiot)
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Glad your neck is OK. Just be careful with whatever you do regarding your spine. I should have known better, but I didn't even know the real situation I was in. I am one of those people who don't act on a problem until I am in way over my head. Take care of yourself cali4nia. Let me know how you are doing. ginnie
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please do all the homework you can with the access of the www
i go with Lee i sure would need some kind of clearance
no additional harm could occur
not in my case it sucked whatever strength i had left
gentle easy with everything
and do your homework

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It is nerves (all the nerves in our body can do weird things when other things are pressing on them) and I hope your doc can figure out how to make things better. Before I had my last back surgery I had a burning sensation at times across the back of my left ankle and two of my toes. It was painful so get yourself checked out and hang in there.
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