Hypermobility leading to pelvic instability and neck instability- Erica's Prolotherapy journey
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 27 ก.ย. 2024
- Our long-time, awesome patient, Erica, shares her Prolotherapy story and experience coming to Caring Medical for hypermobility-related pelvic and neck instability. Thank you, Erica, for your amazing positive outlook on life and encouraging others to not give up and keep working to get to the source of their chronic pain conditions. We wish you all the best in continued healing!
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**DISCLAIMER: As with any medical treatment, no guarantees or claims of cures are made as to the extent of the response to treatment that every person experiences. Every therapy/treatment has patients who experience varying levels of success and failure. Results may not be the same from patient to patient, even with a similar diagnosis, as the body’s internal status is unique to each individual.
Trying my best to get down there... my neck instability & nerve impingement is unbearable / debilitating! Its refreshing to listen and see a person that had issues to bein vibrant again😎✌️
I am so happy for you Erica! Continued blessings to you.
I can’t wait to be better again and do a video with dr Hauser he is the best
Same! Are you being treated rn at Caring Medical? I wanted to come this month for my other 2 scans and 1st prolo but my dad is making me wait 2 more months like working is more important than my health and I can barely work I'm getting worse again n been suffering over a yr already 😭
@@JacksonStar4757 yes being treated!
I need an appointment asap for cervical stenosis pinched nerve please 🙏🏽
Thank God for your practice and the good people who treated her 🙏💕
Hi Dr Hauser..Can you upload a Content related Spina bfida and prolotherapy. Is it recoverable condition with prolotherapy or need to go for Surgery
I have to ask… What was the book that he referred to you?
This whole video is intriguing as suffered a severe ( to me ) neck injury almost 10 years ago and still struggle. I now have major hip trouble 😤
Since I’m in KY, while I figure out how to meet down in FL… wondering about the book. It would go well with my current therapy 12:56 8/11/23
The book is called "The Missing Commandment: Love Yourself" by Jerry and Denise Basel. :)
😭😭😭😭😭
How many treatments does this sort of recovery usually take? what are the frequency of these treatments? so very curious
Great question @shannonarell2440 - it ultimately depends on the severity of the instability however most patients receive 3-6 treatments at 4-6 week intervals. The recovery after treatment is not long - individuals can often go back to work the day after! We do highly recommend that if you are traveling a far distance to us (over a few hours) or have to take a plane to travel home, staying overnight at local accommodations after the first visit. Hope this helps!
@@CaringmedicalProlotherapy
that's what I figured. thank you for the reply.
What about Syringomyelia? is Prolotherapy a viable treatment for someone with Syringomyelia & myelomalacia?
I swear some of the symptoms of cervical instability mimic the bad effects of alcohol
Unfortunately, cervical instability shows itself in a variety of strange ways!
@@CaringmedicalProlotherapy I was self medicating cause doctors ignored me labeled me a hypochondriac
yes my bowels and piss was effected and still is...help
Hi Alex, we recommend getting in for an exam and consult - that way we can provide you with a diagnosis and come up with a treatment plan!
I need to go see this Doc. I know I have a serious issue with my neck, but my insurance here in California just blows me off.
70th like,, sorry internet 😎
Dr Hauser is the best!!! 🎉❤
I agree!
I’m saving up to see this guy as I really need to. My neck is so stiff and clicks and grinds which causes 24/7 tension headaches. I can’t think properly and have really bad brain fog.
We can't wait to meet you in person one day Jodie! Wishing you all the best and we are praying for your healing!
@@CaringmedicalProlotherapy Me too. I’ve been struggling for a while here in England and on a very long waiting list for pain management but I think all they offer is injections and nothing substantial. I have a pinched nerve in my neck and it’s affecting everything from my cognitive abilities to speech at times. I feel relief after an adjustment but it comes back soon after and there’s constant clicking and grinding in my neck.