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It is known that there are many patients on whom extensive examinations, including X-rays and every sort of blood test, reveals absolutely nothing. Yet these patients have multiple complaints, are really sick, and go from doctor to doctor seeking relief. Many have been labeled psychoneurotics or hypochondriacs.
Proper spine examination of these patients will reveal, in most instances, that many of the spinous processes of the spine are quite painful on pressure – yet the patient may be unaware of this.
We have found that the local injection in these painful areas will not only relieve the local pain (if present) but will also cause healing of diseases remote from the spine and of long standing chronicity which had previously resisted ordinary treatments.
These treatments may be a little uncomfortable but are usually not painful. There is discomfort which remains at the sites of injections for approximately three days – for which you may be given a prescription for relief if necessary.
Many thousands of these injections have been given with no adverse effects. This is not a spinal injection, as it does not even approach the main spinal nerves or the spinal canal. It is an injection into the ligaments over the spinous processes.
The number of treatments given depends on the severity and their chronicity of the injury and disease present. The injections are given at about two-week intervals, and as the patient improves, the interval of treatment is lengthened. A re-injury to the spinous ligaments may necessitate another series of treatments.
It is recommended that no spot heat (as heating pads, hot water bottles, heat lamps, etc.) be applied to the injured areas – especially following these injections – as they may aggravate the condition.
It is recommended that once the acute pain and disease subsides, that the patient engage in mild calisthenics (exercises) daily.
As
is customary in the medical profession, no guarantees can be made
– other than that a sincere effort will be made to diagnose and
treat your case to the best of my ability.
