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Re: OT Severe Back Pain


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Posted by RBoots on July 15, 2016 at 13:17:02 from (173.241.113.102):

In Reply to: OT Severe Back Pain posted by Super-H-Mike on July 15, 2016 at 09:14:51:

You need to go to a chiropractor first. They can feel what is out of place a lot of times. I don't go regularly, only when I get something out of place. If you have someone that knows what they are doing, they can tell what is wrong, just by feeling up and down your back. Even something that is a little out of place but not causing a severe problem, just a stiff neck let's say. The longer you stay that way, the more the muscles try to compensate for it, and want it to stay that way, consequently making it harder to straighten out. I had a couple ribs out for almost 3 months. It felt like severe shoulder pain. It happened at work trying to pull on something when my shoulder made a very audible pop, and terrible pain after. The occupational health doctor we have told me I just needed to go to physical therapy. Well I did, and all it did was make it worse. It would keep me up all night sometimes. A new PT came in after after a couple months of physical therapy, and noticed it was getting worse and that my one arm was significantly shorter than the other and suggested I go to a chiropractor. So I did and they found it had nothing to do with my actual shoulder, it was just 2 ribs out of place, pulling everything else out along with it, and every time I used my shoulder it was grating away at some pretty major nerves that run along your ribs. Once he put them back in it was better immediately, but he told me to expect it to go back out frequently until everything was back to normal. The muscles that had grown accustomed to its out of place position tried to keep it that way, and it went out 3 more times in a couple months before it stayed the way it was supposed to. Feels grest now! Go to a chiropractor!


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