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*Surgery is not Included with the DRS Protocol™
Failed back surgery can be from scar tissue that forms near the nerve root. This is called epidural fibrosis and this can be common after back surgery. If recurrent pain comes on soon – 6-12 weeks post surgery – then scar tissue is the potential suspected cause. Many times the patient will have pain relief right after surgery, and then pain just slowly comes back. Back surgery is performed for many different reasons such as degenerative disc disease and herniated disc.
Also, fibrous adhesions of the nerve root can be considered as a cause of continuing back or leg pain after surgery. Another reason for pain after back surgery is another disc herniation. The patient may have had a disectomy and then has a sudden onset of pain from a herniation from the weakened disc that was operated on.
After surgery, if the evidence shows that back and or leg pain is due to scar tissue, the options are very limited for the patient. In a period of the three months to year, medications such as Neurotin may be given to see what happens. And exercise may help to free up the nerves. If that doesn’t help, then the patient is limited to pain management for a life-time.
Sinner Chiropractic treats herniated and degenerative discs, sciatic pain, facet syndrome and spinal stenosis with the nonsurgical and drug-free DRS Protocol™. The DRS Protocol™ is offered exclusively at the Sinner Chiropractic Pain Center and throughout the United States from other doctors, both MDs and Chiropractors who have trained with Dr. Richard E. Busch III, D.C.
Dr. Busch saw the need for a better outcome for his patients with chronic and severe back and neck pain. Over the course of 12 years, he developed and pioneered the revolutionary DRS Protocol™, a noninvasive, proven and effective way to treat low back and neck pain. *Surgery not Included conveys his expertise and experience by answering:
•What is causing the pain in your back or neck?
•Are you too young to have degenerative disc disease?
•Why do other symptoms appear in an entirely different area of your body?
•Is your leg pain really coming from your leg?
•Have you been prescribed antidepressants for back or neck pain?
Chapter 1 – The Corrosive Nature of Back Pain
Chapter 2 – The Painful Truth
Chapter 3 – Non-Surgical Treatment for Back Pain
Chapter 4 – The Desperate Patient
Chapter 5 – Other Treatments
Chapter 6 – Nutrition and Fitness
Chapter 7 – Mind body connection
Chapter 8 – Finding the right doctor
Chapter 9 – Life Without Pain
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Whiplash A Patient’s Guide to Recovery
Written by Arthur C. Croft, Ph.D.(c), D.C., M.S., M.P.H., F.A.C.O.
Patients deserve to not only be told in a brief office visit, but to truly understand how their injuries happened, the ramification of their injuries in terms of recovery, the goal of injury related treatment, as well as have each of their questions answered as fully and succinctly as possible.
Sinner Chiropractic Pain Center utilizes this comprehensive 81-page booklet, “Whiplash–A Patient’s Guide to Recovery” as part of their comprehensive approach to care for soft tissue and whiplash injuries.
This booklet explains activities of daily living advice for home and work, dietary advice, and instructions for stretching, exercise, and other types of home care. Recommended for all whiplash and cervical spine injury patients, but only in conjunction with clinical care.
You will learn:
- It’s History
- Risk Factors
- The Statistics of Whiplash
- Why Did You Get Hurt?
- What Happens to the Head and Spine?
- Injuries That Result From Whiplash
- What If Your Symptoms are Delayed?
- Treatment
- Treatment Frequency and Duration
- Is Spinal Manipulation Painful?
- What Do Therapeutic Modalities Do?
- Activities of Daily Living
- Nutrition
- Preventing Future Injuries
- Exercises and Stretches