Long story short, my wife started seeing a chiropractor. As part of her therapy, they offered to give me a free x-ray and examination. Ordinarily I would have thought this was a solution in search of a problem. Until I saw my xray. The Dr. was stunned that I wasn't symptomatic in other areas due to several bone spurs in my cervical vertebrae. My C3 and C4 were nearly fused between spurs! I suffered head/neck trauma at age 12 but had no idea my cervical spine looked that poor.
Needless to say, I agreed to an adjustment program. Of course, in the back of my mind I'm wondering if this could be a contributor to my seizure disorder? It certainly stands to reason, especially with issues in the cervical spine, as pressure in that area can affect the electrical patterns to the brain. That's obvious a non medical opinion but it made sense to me. If nothing else I could see it lowering my threshold for seizures some.
My question is, does anyone else use chiropractic care to assist in their seizure management? I've heard of some stories about realignment eliminating seizures for some. I'm curious if anyone here has had progress using this approach.
Thanks,
Lance
Needless to say, I agreed to an adjustment program. Of course, in the back of my mind I'm wondering if this could be a contributor to my seizure disorder? It certainly stands to reason, especially with issues in the cervical spine, as pressure in that area can affect the electrical patterns to the brain. That's obvious a non medical opinion but it made sense to me. If nothing else I could see it lowering my threshold for seizures some.
My question is, does anyone else use chiropractic care to assist in their seizure management? I've heard of some stories about realignment eliminating seizures for some. I'm curious if anyone here has had progress using this approach.
Thanks,
Lance