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Old 01-05-2016, 02:47 PM #1
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Default Atlas bone is uneven, worth correcting?

Hi all, I had some x Ray's done by a private chiropractor and it shows that my c1 virtibre rests at an angle. My jaw is also off as my bite juts to one side. My jaw has been this way my whole life, or most of it. My upper spine shows a slight kink. I've shown this to a neurologist and he didn't seem to think it's a cause for concern. My question is, should I be having this corrected or is it best left well alone?

I'm still suffering from pcs at 13 months post injury.
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