5 months ago while playing soccer, the ball kicked up and the patient kicked against the concrete wall resulting in a fractured foot. Hospital xray shows fractured 2nd cuneiform bone. Was in a boot for several weeks to heal, after the boot was removed, patient experienced foot pain, leg pain, and muscle cramps. Unable to
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Patient had a serious fall, injured the right knee. The knee pain progressively got worse, had medial meniscus knee surgery but still didn't help with the pain. Thorough Structural Test reveals the following abnormalities. Spondylolithesis or Pars Fracture of the 5th lumbar vertebra which decreased nerve function to the knees. Significant degenerative joint disease in
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Plumber in NYC experience shoulder pain while working and also has some low back pain. Thorough Structural Test reveals several abnormalities at 5th Lumbar vertebra, 10th Dorsal vertebra, 10th rib, 6th Dorsal vertebra, and 2nd Dorsal vertebra Experience the Gonstead Difference! Call us for an appointment at 212.486.9800 Specific Chiropractic 150 East 55th Street, 2nd
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Med student / EMT presented with TMJ, Knee, Wrist, Elbow, Foot / Ankle, low back, shoulder, and neck issues. Thorough Structural Test reveals abnormalities at the 4th Lumbar vertebra, 6th Dorsal Vertebra, 2nd Dorsal Vertebra, TMJ, 1st metacarpal base, distal radius, proximal ulnar, talus, cuboid, 1st metatarsal base, and femur. Experience the Gonstead Difference! Call
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Scientist came to us with shoulder problems where can't fully extend backwards and low back pain where can't do squats. Thorough Structural Test reveals the patient has one extra Lumbar vertebrae with an abnormal facet angle which is contributing to the low back pain. Other structural abnormalities include the 6th Lumbar Vertebra and 6th Dorsal
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Patient presents with frequent urination of 10 times of day and urge to pee / urinate. It could be little, moderate, or high amount of urine, but when the urge comes, must urinate immediately. Made daily life hanging out with friends difficult, and always had to urinate upon waking up, before leaving for work, and
Patient flew from Nepal to get help for sleep apnea, stomach gas pains, and low back pain where couldn't sit or walk for a few minutes. Watch the health transformation over the course of 23 days and 7 visits. Thorough Structural Test reveals abnormalities at the 5th Lumbar vertebra, 6th Dorsal, 2nd Dorsal, and 6th
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Patient been experiencing Complex Regional Pain Syndrome (CRPS) or Reflex Sympathetic Dystrophy after an accident. Since then, the patient used to be in a wheelchair for 6 months, and 3-4 weeks ago got out of the wheelchair and using crutches. The left foot and leg felt like glass scrapping against the shin. After months, drugs,
Patient had difficulty to walk on the right foot / ankle for past 1.5 years. Thorough Structural Test reveals Osteoarthritis or degenerative joint disease between the talus and navicular bones in the ankle / foot. Correction was made to the superior navicular over the course of 3 months with significant relief, continual correction to the
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For past 2 years, patient been experiencing coccyx pain, constipation, and rectal incontinence or fecal incontinence where the patient needs to wipe repeated times after bowel movements. Thorough Structural Test reveals an abnormal 4th Sacral Segment resulting in decreased nerve function that led to rectal / fecal incontinence. Experience the Gonstead Difference! Call us for
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