Any Dr.'s in the house

[Uncle_Ted]

Question re: the surgeon ...is s/he an ortho or a neuro? My colleagues who have done work comp and med mal cases recommend the latter over the former.

(Kind of a perverse irony that med mal lawyers can often tell you who the best doctors are in your area)

[DTLB58]

Originally Posted by Uncle_Ted

Question re: the surgeon ...is s/he an ortho or a neuro? My colleagues who have done work comp and med mal cases recommend the latter over the former.

(Kind of a perverse irony that med mal lawyers can often tell you who the best doctors are in your area)

The one that I will be seeing tomorrow is an ortho mainly because their are no neuro's in my city that my insurance will pay for. I have made the 2 hour round trip twice to see a neuro. The first time he said you don't need surgery, the second time he said your getting closer. This time the dr. that has been giving me all these injections said just go to this one in our city and see what he says, kind of a second opinion type thing.

[Floridafan]

I fix them all day long non-surgically. Check out my website and if you want me to help find someone in your area let me know.

www.spinaldecompression.us

[DenverChief]

Not to freak you out or anything but ALL of my back problems have been handled by a chiropractor ....yea some problems never fully go away (neither have yours I see) but $25 a month for a 30 minute "adjustment" and massage session ain't nothing to complain about

[DTLB58]

Originally Posted by DenverChief

Not to freak you out or anything but ALL of my back problems have been handled by a chiropractor ....yea some problems never fully go away (neither have yours I see) but $25 a month for a 30 minute "adjustment" and massage session ain't nothing to complain about

My parent's swear by them and have used them for years. The thing that always got me about chiropractors was that they went back to them over and over. Not just once a month but several times a month. When I first started having problem I went to theirs and he flat out told me he couldn't help me.

So I just kept doing the injection thing, besides at the time the injections were lasting about 6 months and were paid by insurance 100% and the chiropractor I had to pay 100%.

Then last year I tried a new chirpactor in town I had about 6 treatments and received some relief but it seem to be the treatment that lasted the shortest amount of time.

[acesn8s]

Originally Posted by DTLB58

My parent's swear by them and have used them for years. The thing that always got me about chiropractors was that they went back to them over and over. Not just once a month but several times a month. When I first started having problem I went to theirs and he flat out told me he couldn't help me.

So I just kept doing the injection thing, besides at the time the injections were lasting about 6 months and were paid by insurance 100% and the chiropractor I had to pay 100%.

Then last year I tried a new chirpactor in town I had about 6 treatments and received some relief but it seem to be the treatment that lasted the shortest amount of time.

I know a damn good one in the Blue Springs area that claims that he can help 99% of the people.