Tagged: back pain, chiropractic treatment, muscle aches, sciatic nerve
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Bill Frohberg.
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September 5, 2021 at 9:10 pm #21798
Brett Tave
ParticipantFor the past few days, I have been suffering back pain and neck pain. But thanks to my chiropractor. All those pain was gone.
If anyone suffers from this, I recommend you should go to a skilled and professional chiropractor. 🙂 -
October 24, 2021 at 7:12 pm #22131
Marlyne Wilder
ParticipantHave shoulder tightness and lower back pain. I was getting chiropractic services from The Joint. No appointment needed was convenient but there was no deep muscle release prior to the adjustment. I just returned home from a vacation and finding a chiropractor is on my to do list. I would also like to find a chiropractor who participates with my medical insurance. I had to pay cash at The Joint.
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October 29, 2021 at 4:09 pm #22221
Rick Tabakin
ParticipantI have back and neck pain. Went to see an orthopedist and had x-rays. Arthritis and spine related issues identified. I thought this was more age related than due to Parkinson’s. PD makes my body stiff and inflexible.
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October 28, 2021 at 7:00 am #22200
Christine
ParticipantHello! Extreme neck and shoulder pain was my first indicator of Parkinson’s disease. It started in 2015, and a few months later I was diagnosed. I had no relief, even though I regularly went to physio and massage therapy. Then, after a couple of years, my physiotherapist suggested that Botox in my neck and shoulders might give me some relief, and it did! It would last about 3-4 months.
Now that I have had DBS surgery about 2 months ago, the pain is entirely gone. I just hope it stays away. -
October 28, 2021 at 2:11 pm #22203
Alan M
ParticipantI’m with Marlyne… shoulder tightness and neck pain in the mornings and at night before bed. I assumed it is constant but during the day I’m busy and maybe notice it less. I can address it through Thai massage… and used a Chiro for a while but they are too expensive long-term. I’m not brave enough to try Botox.
This stiffness seems to bring n mini-migraines (severe headaches) at times. Especially if I notice it under my right Scapula.
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October 29, 2021 at 2:40 pm #22219
Charlie
ParticipantI was diagnosed two years ago with PD. Started with Scapula pain in right shoulder. Also neck, upper /lower back effected. Doing Massage and Chiropractic to help. Pain at time does effect my sleep. Damp weather seems to also make it worse.
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November 29, 2021 at 7:46 am #22505
Mary Beth Skylis
KeymasterMy dad has neck pain and Parkinson’s. He has always thought the neck pain was related to a football injury. But maybe not!
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December 6, 2021 at 8:37 am #22537
JAMES
ParticipantMy muscle pain arm pain and also neckpain ! Absolutely related my PD. Its form of occuring symptom of some type of PD.
It reliefs with PD treatments.
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December 7, 2021 at 9:20 am #22547
cass
ParticipantI’ve been prone to back muscle spasms all my adult life. Several weeks ago suffered a severe pull in my lower back, the side that is weak w Parkinsons. Cause: likely bending/sitting in ways during gardening that I knew not to do. It is still quite weak and stiff. GP not much help. Not sure that I trust the physical therapists. Ive never seen a chiropractor but have an appt next week – my friend says he’s fantastic. I wonder if Parkinson’s contributed to the severity or vulnerability.
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December 8, 2021 at 2:29 pm #22569
Alan M
ParticipantYeah Cass — I’ve just started getting lower back spasms recently. It’s like a sharp sciatica pain. Sitting is just possible laying is excruciating, and when rolling over in bed — forget about it as they say in Jersey. I wonder too if PD makes these spasms worse as well.
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December 9, 2021 at 2:25 pm #22576
Bill Frohberg
ParticipantMy wife went to our Chiropractor for a month about everyother day. Now she just goes a couple times a month for a tune up. She’s been doing well and he helped alleviate the lower back pain.
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