CBP NP #28: Treatment of a Patient with Syringomyelia Using CBP Protocols

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  • Опубліковано 28 січ 2016

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  • @smax4752
    @smax4752 7 років тому +7

    This looks amazing. I was diagnosed with Syringomyelia in 2008. It seems to have been caused by a very similar accident to that which you describe in 1994, but for which I didn't seek any medical assistance. Over the intervening years, it seems, that two Syrinx developed that MRI scans revealed were pushing on the base of my brain, & extended down to my lumbar region. The Neurologist, who has a special interest in Syringomyelia said that I was the most extensive & unusual case in it's history. In 2010 I was operated on with a T1/T2 laminectomy & Hyperplasia. The Syrinx subsequently collapsed, but there has been no improvement in my symptoms & I am still seriously disabled by them. I will be seeing the Neurologist again in a few weeks & shall be asking about this as a possible course of treatment. Thank-you for posting this video - it has given me a hope that had long since been subsumed by the terrible pain & terrible medications that have had me merely existing. Any further advice you might be able to offer would be greatly appreciated. Thank-you again!

    • @ms.q7445
      @ms.q7445 6 років тому +2

      SMax how are you doing now?

  • @75Dlozano
    @75Dlozano 6 років тому +3

    I was diagnosed in 2014 with syringomyelia and haven’t found a doctor to help me. Do you know of any doctor that has worked with you to help me and might be out here in Chicago?? Or surrounding Illinois areas

    • @ChiropracticBioPhysicsEagle
      @ChiropracticBioPhysicsEagle  6 років тому +3

      Hello- You can find a CBP doctor here: idealspine.com/directory/ The doctors are sorted by certification: either none, basic, or advanced certified.