Guest guest Posted May 29, 2012 Report Share Posted May 29, 2012 Since I've talked about hip replacement and Spinal Stenosis, thought I'd share this, someone " gets it " ...  Good grief, some one gets " it " what can happen with joint replacements!!!! ----- Forwarded Message ----- While searching the web on Spinal Stenosis I came up with a chiro I saw probably 10 yrs ago, he now has a decompression table and so I emailed him and this is his reply: I'm sure about the leg discrepancy, everything shifting and settling...... {{{The answer is yes, but I will need to see you and your x-rays and MRIs to know exactly what we need to do to get you well. I treat this problem probably more than anyone and understand how it can take over your entire life. ***The hip surgery may have created a leg length discrepancy which is worsening the spinal stenosis condition. That is not uncommon.*** Here are a couple of articles you can read that I've written. What You Need To Know About Spondylolisthesis  What You Need To Know About Spinal Stenosis I'll have, Madrigal, our office manager, call you to set up a time for us to speak or meet. You can call him directly at and tell him we've spoken and to schedule you ASAP. Or you can schedule a free 15 minute consultation with me or a full 90 minute exam, by scheduling on line at the link below. The Spinal Stenosis and Disc Center --To Schedule An Appointment Click Here  It will show you the available times and dates. Just click the one you'd like, and our office will call to confirm the appointment and answer all of your questions.  I had a severe back problem for 12 years so I know how it takes over a big part of your life. Try not to be doubtful and discouraged, our disc center is unlike any other and can usually help you even when other offices haven't. I look forward to meeting you. Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
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