Pericheral neuritis case

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I have a puzzling case for you.

39 y/o female was in a MVA and after treatment of injuries is still bothered

by right leg paresthesia. Negative MRI, electromyography found " mild "

irritation of the Rt. L5 or L4 nerve root, CT of the pelvis to rule out or

identify internal nerve irritability: negative.

Neurosurgeon seems to think that her problems are distal to the pelvis/spine

and may respond to aggressive rehab. (I disagree. She has had aggressive

rehab.)

I have done the typical tests and treatments to manage this:

ultrasound and deep tissue work on gluts and thigh muscles;

strengthening of the antagonists and agonists (not to be confused with

Shephard)

adjusting the pelvis

adjusting the Atlas

L-S flexion/traction

Some non-traditional methods included:

tentorium cerebelli traction

Scientology based detoxification of negative unempowering thoughts;

suggesting that the above would be worth it, then overcharging her;

(just kidding)

Any ideas?

--

Dr. Abrahamson

p.s. Still working on the dermatology case from He** and the coccyx

adjustment from " Down There " ;