AboutDr. Timothy K. Durnin Expertise Anything Chiropractic related, Internal Medicine, Neurology, Hematology, Physical Therapy, Orthopedics Herniated or Slipped disc problems, Sciatica, Carpal Tunnel Syndrome, Spinal Injuries, Arthritis, Nutritional Advice, Diet and exercise, Supplement Knowledge, Orthotics, Laser Therapy, Pinched Nerves, Imaging Interpretation,(X-ray, MRI, Ultrasound, CT ect), any and all Neuromusculoskeletal Disorders.
Expert Witness for 16 yrs, dealing with Medical Malpractice, Personal Injury, Workman's Compensation, Medicare and HIPPA issues.
Active in clinical practice for 16+ yrs, I am a second generation Chiropractor, my father practiced for over 50 yrs in private practice and as a Diplomat in Radiology (DACBR) Currently on staff at Olympia Fields Osteopathic Hospital, active in private practice with several disciplines including Pediatrics, Orthopedic Surgery, Family Practice, IME's and Internal Medicine M.D.'s.
Experience I own or am actively involved with 24 multidisciplinary clinics in the Chicago area employing M.D.'s, Orthopedic Surgeons, Pediatrics and Family Practice. My home practice is a continuation of my fathers which has existed for more than 55 yrs.
Education/Credentials B.S./D.C. National College of Chiropractic 1991
Board Certified AMA impairment ratings.
Presidential Cabinet Member NUHS.
Phi Theta Kappa National honorary fraternity
Awards and Honors Phi Theta Kappa/Who's Who in America
Chiropractor of the year award 2001
Question hello. i've had this excrutiating pain which starts on one side, stops and starts on another side of my upper body of 2 to 3days. the pain starts from my back on one side around my scapula, trapizeus down to my triceps. on duration of pain there is a feeling of heavyness on my shoulders making me not want to move it and it affects my breathing and the pain increases when i bend down. i had a malaria 2 weeks ago and was treated with quinine and olfloxacin cause thyphoid was suspected and then the pain begun till date. please help. i've taking piroxicam and it releaves me and comes back as soon as the drug wares off.
Answer Hi Titi,
The symptoms you describe are not consistent with a biomechanical distortion such as a subluxated rib but as a systemic problem consistant with malaria. I would bring this up to a tropical disease specialist and see what, if anything, they can prescribe to mitigate the pain. Usually, Malaria can be put in check but as you know there are 4 types, Plasmodium vivax, malariae, ovale and worst of all falciparum. Depending on the type, symptoms can range all over the place. Aggressive treatment is mandatory and seeing your doctor regularly, especially if new symptoms arise is paramount!
