Back and Neck Injury/back injury after trauma

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Question
I had an MRI done after a car accident that shows mild disc
bulge with annular tear at L4-L5 with mild disc dessication.
There was also a benign hemagioma at T1. How serious is
this?

Answer
Rosa:

Thanks for writing!

How serious is this? That depends entirely upon you and the type of treatment you get. If you are relatively young and healthy, willing to drink the required water, take your vitamins and follow the instructions of a good chiropractor, it is not serious at all.

If you drink only coffe and soda, eat junk food, sit on soft chairs and take drugs until it get so bad you have to have surgery, it is very serious.

I suggest you find a good chiropractor near you and have it checked out. The doctors listed at www.sorsi.com, www.icak.com and www.soto-usa.com are trained to handle this type of injury.

Does this answer your question?

Dr. Rozeboom.

PS: I am in St. Louis, Mo and most of this area has been without electricity since Wed. night. That is the reason it tooks so long to get a response.  

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David L. Rozeboom, D.C.

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I have helped thousands of patients over the last 30 years with back and neck injuries. I use Sacro Occipital Technic, which addresses directly the brain and spinal cord and the overlying bones, ligaments and muscles as well as the visceral reflexes which may be prolonging a back or neck injury.

Experience

30 + years in practice, taught at a chiropractic college, taught at numerous seminars

Organizations
Sacro Occipital Research Society, Int.
International Association of Scientologists.
Citizens Commission on Human Rights, Int.
Former member of the Missouri State Chiropractic Association

Publications
Digest of Chiropractic Economics
Sacro Occipital Technic Forum (internet)

Education/Credentials
Bachelor of Arts, Doctor of Chiropractic, Certified Craniopath

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