Denver Neck Pain Health Center

Over the years I’ve noticed that patients who’s spinal surgeries failed, do very well under my care. In some cases, I’ve told them, “You have nowhere to go but up.” I let them know my care is, “very safe” compared to surgery. Even though their surgery may have failed, their chances of getting well at my center were good.

Science is starting to catch up with what chiropractors have known for years. We help people even when medicine and surgery have failed miserably. The article below is proof of how our methods can help patients even after surgery.

Chiropractic treatment of post surgical neck syndrome with mechanical force, manually assisted short-lever spinal adjustments. Polkinghorn, BS, Colloca, CJ J Manipulative Physiol Ther 2001;24:589-95
A 35-year old woman had two surgeries on her neck for chronic pain: a diskectomy at C3/4 and a fusion at C5/6. Surgeries were performed 6 months apart. Neither surgery was effective. Five years after the second surgery, a third surgery was recommended but instead the patient sought chiropractic care.
Within 30 days of her first chiropractic adjustment, all of her chronic symptoms had resolved. Two year follow-up revealed, no more neck problems.
Even if you’ve undergone a painful surgery with no relief, don’t give up hope. Give our center a call and see if you qualify for our advanced post surgical rehabilitation services. Call (303) 394-CARE (2273) In most instances, insurance pays.

Dr. Visentin, D.C.
Care Chiropractic
Denver, CO ©2010

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