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Experiments in Rhinology & Otolaryngology
Chiropractic Treatments May Cause Stokes
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Open or CloseCusack PTE*
Independent Researcher, Canada
*Corresponding author:Cusack PTE, Independent Researcher, Canada
Submission: June 19, 2019;Published: June 29, 2019
ISSN: 2637-7780Volume3 Issue1
Abstract
As someone who has suffered from back and neck pain for years, and after many treatments from qualified Chiropractors, I believe such treatments to the neck is potentially very harmful for the patient. It may lead to a stoke. The Chiropractic treatments produce a feeling of relief certainly, but that relief is temporary. Eventually, the patient may start to seek that relief by treating him/herself. There is potential for a stoke since the arteries in the neck are adversely affected. I don’t know if surgery to the vertebrae would help, but chiropractic treatment only buys so much time.
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