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"cracking" Your Neck And Back Could Have Serious Effects.

Discussion in 'News & Current Events' started by redwing, Jun 10, 2012.

  1. redwing

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    http://medicaldaily....pine-stroke.htm
     
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    Sorry i missed this redwing, great article and more should
    read this.

    kayrose

    As far as i'm concerned,
    x'rays should be taken
    to find the cause of the problems.
    Not cracking necks.
     
    kayrose, Aug 21, 2012
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    Buy a TENS machine. Best thing since sliced bread.
     
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    of course i had to check it out.
    but THEN of course i would ask my doc first
    thanks for the great information,


    http://answers.yahoo.com/question/index?qid=20070622025214AAF9PQP
     
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    In the UK many hospitals use them. Most specialists in the NHS recommend them.
     
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    That's a sore point, My wife has Epilepsy and as a result a number of slipped disks and degenerative disk disease in her spine, her back specialist recommended a Tens Machine for the pain, Her Neurologist on being told this at her next appointment basically went ballistic and phoned the Back specialist, to give him a ...well a good telling off for advising the use of some one with a Neurological problem to use something that affects the Neurological pathways.

    So if you have any other underlying health problems I would say that's good advice. Unless you like the idea of being left out of pocket after selling a TENS machine as used
     
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    Exactly, I would want to definitely ask a doctor before I try anything that I was not sure of.
    kayrose
     
    kayrose, Nov 12, 2012
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