Prolo Your Pain Away!: Curing Chronic Pain with Prolotherapy by Hauser Ross & Boomer Hauser Marion

Author:Hauser, Ross & Boomer Hauser, Marion [Hauser, Ross]
Language: eng
Format: epub
Publisher: Sorridi Business Consulting
Published: 2017-04-08T16:00:00+00:00

Repeated adjustments for a hypermobile patient is not helpful because it will worsen the hypermobility and instability. If after numerous adjustments, the joint is still not staying in place after manipulation, then there is an obvious ligament injury . Manipulation should stop at this point. Treatment to stabilize the vertebrae by strengthening the ligaments is necessary. Prolotherapy is the treatment of choice that strengthens and repairs injured ligaments.

Self-manipulation of the spine refers to high velocity manipulation achieved by contorting and thrusting one’s own spine to achieve the cracking and supposed adjustment of the spine . (See Figure 17-11. ) In our office we see patients who are frequently cracking their ankles, wrists, fingers, or any other joint routinely. It is not uncommon for patients to tell us they routinely pop their joints back in place 10 or more times per day. Generally, this cracking is not a one-time event. Self-manipulation often becomes excessive and habit-forming and may lead to the development of over-manipulation syndrome.

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