Personality changes and emotional health problems often seen in patients with cervical dysstructure

[@christal2198]

Thank you so much for your valuable information! Sadly here in NY, I have not heard of a single pediatrician suggesting to a parent to limit or remove "screen" time when behavior is an issue... but they will happily order blood work or prescribe a pill. The world needs more Dr's like you, Dr Hauser.

[@Texasgirlinacrazyworld]

@@Jennifer-gr7hn I really hope you're not saying that healthcare is better in liberal states.....😂

[@simon35795]

I wish we had someone like you in Denmark ..... here nobody knows what prolotherapy is and so many people have problems ...... I pray to God every day that someone like you comes

[@gunnaromarsson6884]

I also have been searching for one in Denmark. It's very difficult to do it in another country if you are supposed to few treatments that might take 3-6 months.

[@KiwikimNZ]

To those of you in the comments section, your words bought tears to my eyes. I felt the pain and frustration reading your stories. It’s not easy and I totally understand to a degree what you are all going through. Thank goodness there are people like Dr Hauser that understands and cares so much for his patients and others who are suffering and who has found a treatment out there that there that may help some of us. Take care everyone, my thoughts are with you all x

[@jandellko]

Awwww you are so kind. Yes I am grateful for Dr. Hauser and others who are called to help us who are suffering. take care too. its just comforting and strengthening to know there are others going through this trial too. this only will strengthen our characters.

[@bradshomeimprovements]

definetly i keep getting told its aall parkinsons and im mentally ill. its frustrating and depressing. now to pass to my 2 nerologlist @@jandellko

[@CraigCastanet]

I do appreciate doctors who take such an interest in such esoteric problems for those patients who don't find help from mainstream doctors.

[@huxley3043]

I feel so much for Morgan and thank you for what you are doing doctor. After chronic insomnia, endless blood tests, BPM derangement like a heart attack, seizure, thyroid issues on and off, 'vitamin deficiencies', and feeling like having Alzheimer's, I was eventually detained in a psychiatric hospital for 4 months because of "psychosomatic hallucinations" and the animal drive you described, continually insisting that there was something wrong inside my brain and specifically mentioning cranial nerves because I knew what certain symptoms indicated. This of course only made things worse as I was then labeled hypochondriac as well. Absolutely hellish and I wouldn't wish it on worst enemy. Thank you so much. Megan, 21

[@insanixgames]

Heart breaks. Simply completely unbelievable they don't know what neck problems can cause, since its super logical anyway, when you try to explain. Not to mention its could already be common because everyone is leaning forward nowadays.They are lazy to finally do simple search for your symptoms even after they see 10 other diagnosis papers, but are not lazy to send you or even NOT and dismiss, to some other doc, and call you unrepairable case, "hypochondriac". You may even end with serious damages if it goes too long. Who's accountable then? Luckily i saved myself, was battle vs all.

[@ronalddunlap9933]

Everyone should be praying today for everyone in Fort Meyers Florida which was severely damaged by hurricane IAN . Hope and pray Dr. Hauser and staff and The Hauser Neck Center are all ok !

[@louisebradburn5403]

Why don't medical doctors know about this?

[@lianam3262]

They know, but $$$ would stop to flow to them

[@wm5537]

You have to do your own research

[@kelliez9991]

You mean other medical doctors. Most doctors look at symptoms, order images and write RX. That is what insurance pays for. Even though insurance covers PT, many people wont take it seriously.

[@brendagmail4654]

Drs don't like for you to Google or you tube your system because the more we go to them the more money they make off of us

[@ambersmith8171]

They know but they would lose hundreds of thousands of dollars. There's no money by sending somebody to prolotherapy but there is if you do a surgery that cost $65,000 and multiple returned visits.

[@joyb5525]

This is astounding and makes so much sense. An epidemic of neck phone itis. No wonder we live in a mad world. I know so many victims of this. Thank you Dr. Ross for sharing your insights. From Ireland 🇮🇪

[@mateosmind751]

Thank you for this video. Just found out my c1 and C2 are damaged. I have struggled with depression, irritability and lack of interest for 25 years! It coincidentally was around the time I had facial surgery from massive head impact. I thought it was brain damage. My brain scan looked pretty normal, but the chiropractor found massive damage. He wants to do 32 treatments. I will post after and see it all changes. Thanks again for posting this!

[@KiwikimNZ]

Good luck :)

[@mountvernon3725]

What kind of treatments. I have a plate in my neck and they can’t adjust it. Good luck.

[@kakosmrsati]

any news until then?

[@abdihakimabdullahi6796]

Any update?

[@dontatme7]

Please be very hesitant about receiving neck adjustments from a chiropractor, it is VERY risky

[@juliemartin6124]

This makes me want to see this Dr Hauser even more...literally what I have believed for years, and now I am in a deeper hell loop due to my hyper- mobility, whiplash, and a fall that caused a slipped C5/6 vertebrae.

[@Jessicascleaningtips]

My friends husband had a stroke during a chiropractic neck adjustment. I had an ear to ear scull fracture as a child from a high fall and was in sever pain. As an adult I thought about going and getting chiropractic adjustments but something just told me intuitively not to take that route. I am learning a lot from your videos. Thank you.

[@skeletonsinthemecloset5690]

He needs a Nobel Peace Prize.

[@bethwithers4798]

Thank you Dr. Hauser. You have given me hope.

[@NuniqueNewNork]

You're absolutely correct about the symptoms of cervical instability with fluid restrictions.. and associated personality changes. Tonight I had thoughts of ... the big S. I was crying. I was angry. I was anhedonia / apathetic. I was frustrated. The front of my skull and some of the side hurt. That's when I remembered I have an old trampoline injury. I had blurred vision, pressure behind my eyes. I was being mean. I was past the line of patience that I normally know I am about to cross. And EVERYTHING that crossed my mind was re-imagined via poop colored glasses. So.. I smoked cannabis, and then my brain finally triggered. That's all I needed. At that moment I used a standard break on my c5 vertebrae to make it free. After 10 minutes, i got another moment of clarity that my upper neck was ready.. and I performed a modified rotational break to adjust my own c2 and c3 (I think) I don't think I moved the top bone, but I need to. Anyhow, now I feel fine. I no longer want to die. I no longer want to yell at my family. I no longer feel frustrated. Not crying. not sad. not frustrated. Not past my line of control without awareness. No headache. No pain behind my eyes in in the front of my skull right between the fucking eyes at the brow. no neck pain. I had told my family I was maybe going to a mental hospital. They got the car ready. Then in a moment of cannabis clarity, I was able to put my neck in the right place and go back to being normal. Thankfully I learned how to put these bones in the right place when they slip out. And you're right, the reason my alignment goes out.. the reason my c2 cuts off my fluid flow (also from a moment of cannabis clarity) is absolutely the posture, the position of my right arm on the mouse .. the left hand elevated on a keyboard. Because I have my right elbow too low, and I'm tending to lean to the right, I get a curve that forces a complete LOCK on the vertebrae near c2. Those little suckers lock up and get stuck on the vessels. So I have to take my cannabis and use a very specific modified rotational break. I wish there was always a doctor at 2:00 AM on a saturday night... but lets' face it. Sometimes you gotta do it yourself. PS. I'm not a stupid man. I may have invented parts of the new batteries, bullets, reactors, and more. hahahaha. I'm saying - I'm REALLY smart, but wwhen my neck gets pinched and the cervical vertebra lock together , I CANNOT use reason and good judgement. It's painful. Literally painful. Oh, for the record, I'm an hour into recovery. the blood pressure is going down. I have a normal affect. I'm making a lot of typographical errors, and I have some remaining dizziness, nausea, headache, but overall, that should go away if I can sleep int eh right position with my pillow tonight.

[@calliegal235]

Wow, interesting; thank you!

[@richardwilson2911]

Thank you for this video Dr. Hauser. It is a very important and helpful resource for patients suffering with neck generated head issues, like myself, to help communicate their challenges with those in their lives. God bless Dr.

[@kellymitchell2286]

Most informative info I had from all of the sites. This hits the nail on the head for me

[@cil20002000]

I’ve been diagnosed with narrowing of my cervical spine, like ten years ago, but recently noticed some serious changes. The main changes have been digestive problems (diarrhea) and a definite personality changes. I’ve never had any injections, but the MRI is definitely abnormal. I live nowhere near Florida, but will consult with doctors here in El Paso.

[@lianam3262]

Not everywhere doctors even know about it :)) Good luck though- an attempt does not cost you much. :) Just a lesson: good specialists are as rare as really clever people : 1% of 100..Alas

[@markfriedman4203]

Wow! I am a 57 year old male, I have multiple sclerosis and some lesions in that area. I have numerous "jekyll and hyde" bout a day, My kids are afraid of me, Several of your videos have VERBATIM describe my "beyond MS" symptoms I've also had a cervical neck fusion (C5/6 or C6/7 . I forget!! Lol) Thank you! I will share your KZbin page with my Neurologist and neck surgeon at University of Pennsylvania in Philadelphia. Nearly ever word you have said I have. It's "Constantly Random" AND "Randomly Constant" It's hard to explain!! Thank you! Mark K Friedman Trenton NJ.

[@pamelanewton8001]

Always believed the neck was always ignored ..love this doc

[@matthaines8136]

Doc I cannot believe this has haunted me for ten years and I've missed out on half my youth from it, I can't tell you how many times I've had blood test, been screened for diabetes, MS, gut health, etc even wondered if i was on the autism spectrum always told it was an "anxiety disorder" constantly depending on caffeine i remember in 2017 thinking it was odd my 71 year old dad had more energy then me and telling my parents i felt 90 years old and like i was gonna die soon coincidentally it all started right around the time I developed horrible forward head posture and it was this the whole time,

[@matthaines8136]

@Marion Harris trying right now I'm doing upper cervical chiropractic and just got second round of prolo I wanna get to hauser but I am broke

[@matthaines8136]

@Marion Harris I don't know how to correct it I guess after I stabilize the joints ill call caring medical and try and come down, I just can't afford to do it all there cause they don't do payment plans I don't think

[@matthaines8136]

@Marion Harris Carolyn kochert lafayette Indiana she's only one I've found who will let me finance it , can afford this stuff cause I'm so screwed up I can't work standing upright

[@Hansen23900]

@@matthaines8136 do you have a connective tissue problem? Some still have a good curve but can have weak ligaments. I’m looking into strengthening with liposomal vitamin C , manganese, and copper supplements to see if it will help with laxity which causes symptoms like the Dr explains. Dr Morely Robbins says we need more copper and magnesium and less iron. Its worth a small trial IMO. Until we get an evaluation for prolotherapy

[@matthaines8136]

@@Hansen23900 im.on round two of prolo But yeah I think my low back si and neck are all weak and acquired through trauma

[@Animal_lives_matter]

I have those same symptoms onset with neck instability cervicogenic headache accompanying lots of clicking popping grinding noises in the neck. The trick for me is sleeping posture and sitting posture. Getting the recline angle of a chair just right to align the neck in just the right way, mere centimeters of angle make all the difference. Getting the pillow height (adjustable height pillow) for sleep is critical, the neck must heal overnight by being kept still in just the right posture, no tossing and turning all night long wearing out the neck, no front stomach sleeping with head twisted to the side. And during the day being mindful all day long of what I'm doing with my neck every time I go to reach for something or look down and bend down to pick something up. It's all this little wear and tear that goes on during the day that adds up, must stay on top of that. I find cafffeine and sugar helps suppress the symptoms for some reason but it just masks it so once it wears off the result can be worse because I wasn't being as careful with my neck posture while the caffeine/sugar was masking it. But the biggest thing is to be extremely critical of my sitting posture during the day and sleeping posture during the night. This is an ongoing battle. For day sitting at a desk I use a fully adjustable ergonomic office chair where every piece of the chair is adjustable. For evening reclining/relaxation sitting I use a "zero gravity" camping reclining chair with custom soft wadding in the neck cushion to get the neck posture right. Without these two chairs I would be in a lot of trouble. edit: oh and theres something called Alexander Technique , look into that as well

[@CaringmedicalProlotherapy]

Thanks for sharing part of your story! The things you are working on and being mindful of are so great!! Instability will not heal on its own but lifestyle changes can be extremely beneficial for the healing process. Wishing you all the best on this journey!

[@sacrilegiousboi978]

Overnight change in personality/onset of psychiatric issues is the core feature of PANS/PANDAS (usually along with new onset hidden immune problems like food sensitivities/dysautonomia), which interestingly seems to be extremely common in kids with a family history of hypermobility and EDS…

[@maritesshoy317]

Yes, I've got hEDS & noticed this too in my research. Makes sense since postural issues are 'comorbid' with EDS. Anyone w/ hEDS has got to work extra hard to ensure good posture; it's absolutely necessary for our condition.

[@sacrilegiousboi978]

@@maritesshoy317 absolutely, especially as proper vagus nerve function suppresses excessive mast cell activation which can cause psychiatric symptoms if activated in the brain in response to a trigger Estrogen dominance from sugar and carbs can also exacerbate mast cells

[@darlenemason563]

Dr., I find all of this information very helpful, and amazing!!

[@allinaday9882]

Exactly! Thank you for sharing this important information!🥰

[@behnamarezoumand9452]

Thank you Dr hauser

[@Nettacr123]

Couldn't believe my diagnose when i first got it, after the longest time of mentally suffering it was my neck all along. this information has to be spread!

[@nk5686]

Hi How you diagnosed and treated? I am suffering from neck pain and with neck pain i have severe anxiety,dpdr, anhedonia don't enjoy anything, depression etc

[@annakaterelos9342]

a lot of this makes sense for my symptoms that I have been trying to figure out since countless visits to doctors produced No answers!I I was wondering if outside barometric pressure changes have any effect on this condition. great videos on the subject! thank you doc!!

[@DMillerFlorida]

I've thought of the pressure as well... Reasons why everyone gets into cleaning mode and moving mode during certain times of the year.

[@sarahcouture24]

Oh wow… I think it’s a definite possibility that this might be my problem. I can relate to Morgan’s story 100%

[@XperianFN]

I had a car accident 3-4 years ago, no symptoms at the time but soon after went into pro gaming, spending sometimes 12+ hours daily on the computer for about 3 years. I had to throw in the towel due to cervical instability. Symptoms vary drastically in severity day to day but I almost always have extreme brain fog, neck pain, mood issues, insomnia, and honestly the list goes on. I suggest to any parents out there to deter your kids from gaming as a career, it’s an extremely unhealthy lifestyle and although very fun is devastatingly damaging to your mental and physical health. Although I miss it I wish I never even touched a video game in life, huge waste of time.

[@matthaines8136]

Buddy gaming and posture is bad but I guarantee the physical trauma is why it got that bad , car wrecks are horrible and they have delayed symptoms, I had horrible posture and felt like garbage but I could always overcompensate until experiencing physical traumas

[@matthaines8136]

Honestly I think cellphones are a bigger issue then games we use them all day every day

[@jandellko]

dude i have a similar story. had a concussion to the back of my head from standing height (im 6"1) 2 years ago. was playing video games for 8+ hours a day. and possibly might have cervical instability. comforting to know that there's others out there who are going through this rn. i totally agree with u abt video games being a waste of time. God is a present help in time of trouble. honestly a miracle i'm still here. don't give up ya'll.

[@XperianFN]

@@jandellko Very sorry to hear that brotha, trust me I know what you’re goin through. I’m seeking treatment at Caring Medical next month, I’ll make sure to keep you updated.

[@JoeBlaze357]

@@XperianFN im currently going thri this atm as well, any update?

[@diminishedacid3167]

This really sums up everything i’ve been going through its so hard for me even at school

[@fab123fab]

extremely insightful and interesting!!

[@OntheMC]

This is amazing!

[@turabahmad6214]

sir thank you for valuable information through your channel. God bless you with great health

[@CaringmedicalProlotherapy]

Thanks for watching! We are so glad we can put this information out there!

[@robertocoronel-m8h]

Finallt a doctor with a brain. Thank you so much for thinking out of the box

[@CaringmedicalProlotherapy]

Thanks for watching Robert!

[@KevinBeaver]

Kudos to you, Morgan, for sticking it out. You're wise beyond your years. Also, major props to Paulo (sp?) for being there for you! I've been on a similar journey with very similar symptoms. I also find myself lamenting what I've lost BUT it has been awesome slowing down, being truly present, and enjoying the little things. I'll get many of those things back in my life, I'm confident. You will as well. I have found that these neck issues can be detrimental to relationships. Not that this has happened to you but I have heard it from any other people. It's sad and amazing how people close to us turn away when we're going through the hardest time of our lives. Makes no sense but I guess that's how people are. 🤷More dogs, for the win! 😁 Best of luck on your healing journey, Morgan. 🙏🤞💪

[@CaringmedicalProlotherapy]

Thanks for those encouraging words Kevin! We pray that you can find some healing like Morgan! Don’t give up hope!

[@KevinBeaver]

Thank you!@@CaringmedicalProlotherapy

[@emilymoker6217]

I have hEDS, cervical dystonia, POTS, history of mental illness, but everything has gotten so much worse in the last few years. MRI is clear, but I get terrible migraines with head pressure, awful brain fog, irritability, apathy, increased anxiety. Neuro doesn't seem all that worried. I'm in bed about 50-75% of the day lately

[@KiwikimNZ]

That’s rough I’m really sorry, totally can sympathise with you. When you have the clear mRI no one seems to believe just how unwell you feel. It’s rough. Hugs

[@jandellko]

i feel you. im in a similar situation. don't give up.

[@mateosmind751]

Please go see a chiropractor my friend. Your C-1 is probably out of place.

[@shwarnaaluthayashankar6911]

this is exactly me as well. ditto! I have less of lordosis in the neck, facet joint arthritis from top to bottom of the spine. but brain scan looks normal. depression and irritability is on hype!

[@marylayton8504]

Emily. I am the same! Chronic fatigue, early onset cervical ddd stenosis, depression, POTS , hypermobility. I cant find any help in NJ. Healthcare is fragmented and doctors dismissive and condescending

[@SundayCookingRemix]

Took my career away from me Great information doctor! I haven't had csf leaks in years But I wake up with pounding pressure headaches. And have had a stroke in mri machine from cervical collar This is me to a T Absolutely no pleasure in anything

[@KiwikimNZ]

I’m so sorry I understand, it’s rough isn’t it. It took my career away as a nurse too. I struggle everyday. I understand totally hugs

[@krisrobinson5919]

Yesss...can you come & tell all these professionals in the medical fields please & family...I dont know how you know this but im so grateful that you can articulate this...🙏 I had a 4 hour hernia surgury go wrong resulting in intubation injury & an eruption from the back of my throat/neck which was horrific to where I erupted my own tissue organ & then scar tissue matter for months. Im 💯 sure my phernic nerve amoungst vagus nerve & whatever other nerves that were damaged left me instantly suicidal, cognitively permanently damaged & structually damaged from cervical neck to diagrammatically challenged in my breathing. My personality changed the moment I was woken up from surgery with a massive head, subcutaneous emphysema 2 partially collapsed lungs that thry sent me home with 2 days later & my life challenging to the point of rocking up to hospitals being unable to breath, talk, walk, swallow & them telling me my obervations were fine im having panic & aniexty attacks...Wow! The mri showing up with mild c-spine degeneration...Please! I was in so much physical & mental stress & still am a year later. I took 350 pills sent by doctors & neurologists that saw me on line, didnt even touch my body...some how I survived! Lucky I guess but now im labelled depressed with anxiety! Doctors dont get to the "why" & it's worse for women because if we assert ourselves, educate ourselves & ask these doctors for specific tests...well we are question god arent we! Thank you for seeing us...🙏🌻

[@CaringmedicalProlotherapy]

Wow @krisrobinson5919 so sorry to hear all the hoops you have had to jump through - We are praying that you can find some answers, hang in there and trust that the Lord has a plan! Thank you for sharing your story and hope to meet you in person in the future!

[@rubymccaslin6841]

Upper cervical instability!!! WOW!! THANK YOU THANK YOU THANK YOU PRAISE GOD IM NOT CRAZY🙄🙏

[@DeeperInsideYourMind]

Thank you

[@irisrasmussen6168]

FYI the doctor's comments about ADHD are pretty off base & perpetuate stigma and misinformation about the condition. ADHD is an attention /regulation/ disorder, not a disorder where people can't focus at all. People with ADHD struggle to *regulate* focus meaning sometimes they can't focus at all and sometimes they experience periods of hyperfocus where they have extreme difficulty shifting their attention to other tasks, especially if engaged in a pleasurable activity. Other than that, this was a fascinating topic and lecture.

[@None-uo4cg]

Thank you, noticed that too.

[@Jordy40Growing]

Besides prolotherapy is there stretching, neck muscle strengthening, or neck devises like the neck pillow that can help?

[@jessicadentalaid4728]

I have been diagnosed with and treated for cervical instability. Prolotherapy definitely helped but other things that help as well art I have a comfort track traction device I use at home. No more than 10 pounds of pressure, just to relieve some of the congestion. A few minutes to get up to 10 pounds of pressure, stay there for 10 to 15 minutes, and a few minutes to slowly let down from pressure, then don’t do anything crazy with your neck as you get off of it. Just kind of hang out without wild movements. that will often stop a lot of the symptoms or relieve the intensity of them for a while. Also, how I sleep, or even just lay down and rest, in a neutral neck posture, to let all the cerebral fluid and muscles and everything sort of return to normal and let the pressure return to normal for a while. I can do both these things multiple times a day. How do I sleep makes a big difference in how I wake up in the morning. I mean the posture in which I sleep the physical therapy. I’ve done along with the prolotherapy is absolutely critical. My MD who did the prolotherapy said it’s not curative, the physical therapy is actually curative. Meaning prolotherapy will help, but it won’t fix the problem. Physical Therapy’s wood actually fixes the problem. So I have lots of neck exercises that I do daily and regularly and will do for the rest of my life.

[@jessicadentalaid4728]

I meant to tell you things that worked for me besides prolo therapy. Those are sone things (in comment above). Best of luck.

[@Jordy40Growing]

@@jessicadentalaid4728 Thanks for the reply. I appreciate the info.

[@jessicadentalaid4728]

@Jordy Aldo I agree w Dr Hauser about stopping bad habits. I can get right back into pain when I slack back into poor posture. So I read w six (! Lol!) pillows under book, arms, back etc. And I limit computer time. I hold my phone up in front of face and limit time on it. Stuff like that. Aldo use KT tape to help me hold my posture, add support, and remind me to hold correct posture. It especially helped me when I was at my weakest. You can Google videos for taping upper traps for neck pain or have a PT show you how to have a friend do it

[@Jordy40Growing]

@@jessicadentalaid4728 do I the same . I always try keep my posture when doing just about everything now. Some weeks are good and others I get that dizzy feeling. Now that I know what it is and what’s causing it I don’t feel like I’m crazy. Lol. For me I went to bed one night slept on my stomach and turned my head to my right which felt tight and uncomfortable. But I was dumb and thought to myself it will stretch my neck muscles. Then I woke up with that dizzy feeling but I never had that before and my neck hurt like heck. Then California wildfires happened two years straight then COVID my anxiety which was basically nonexistent went to a hundred. It’s been tough but I’m making through. These videos help forsure.

[@Motivational_Lifequotes1111]

Wow she is saying everything I feel about myself . Please help me

[@1957tinamj]

Thank you God bless

[@andreafrancis5285]

Wow thank you so much for this information ..but what can a person do to correct that is there any such help

[@bentonlee316]

I feel exactly the same hun,im so sorry,I thought I was only one,I thought I was loosing my mind!!.I thought everyone had these problems....I looked up burning mouth syndrome and it's EXACTLY SAME SAME..I NEED HELP..I CANT BE AROUND ANYONE..IM LOST AND DONT KNOW WHAT TO DO!!IM NOT MYSELF,MY BURNING TONGUE,WONT ALLOW ME TO B NORMAL,I JUST FOUND THIS OUT TODAY,BUT HAD IT FOR SO LONG.I CANT REMEMBER...IM 50,THE LAST TEN YEARS IM LUCKY TO BE ALIVE,I HAVE A NEW GRANDSON,IVE WENT TO CHURCH,SEEN SHRINKS,SOMEONE PLEASE HELP ME!!B.Lee

[@jamesjohnstone1224]

I wish there was a bit more information on the girls neck condition and what was being done to help it.

[@uncool13]

This is 100% my case. I just had c6-c7 disc replacement on March, 26 2024. I am still suffering from all the things listed up there. Had this surgery after 2 occipital nerve blocks, 3 cervical epidurals and facet blocks at c2,c3,c4,c5. None of that helped. I need this surgery to help me finally. Found this video because of talking to my gf about how I feel so different and not like myself at all constantly.

[@CaringmedicalProlotherapy]

Wow - so sorry to hear this. Prolotherapy is not a surgery - it is often actually an alternative to surgery!

[@uncool13]

@@CaringmedicalProlotherapy I still have a few weeks to see if this surgery which was needed works. Doing my homework on your prolotherapy. Thank you

[@uncool13]

@@CaringmedicalProlotherapy where would you do that prolotherapy for these cases?

[@vegangrepresent4140]

Scary. I have this, has affected me so much.

[@CaringmedicalProlotherapy]

Thanks for sharing and glad you're looking into a potential structural cause to your symptoms. Wish you all the best in healing and finding a doctor who can help you!

[@MrCats789]

Is it possible to have cervical instability or blood flow issues with a completely normal cervical spine MRI?

[@matthaines8136]

Yuuup few doctors know anything about cci

[@matthaines8136]

I have significant symptomatology with head turns my spine cracks feels like it wiggles around a definite neck issue and they tell me I'm fine

[@Goat.Cheese]

@@matthaines8136 yes

[@janemorrow6672]

Do you have any suggestions for someone with scoliosis?

[@melaniecruz3547]

Wow! Great info!

[@CaringmedicalProlotherapy]

Thanks for watching, Melanie!

[@markelder4789]

This explains me too a T all the way back to SVT and my ablation

[@CaringmedicalProlotherapy]

Hi Mark, we are sorry to hear that this sounds like you, we understand how debilitating this can become. We pray that you may have complete healing!

[@elizabethalvarez4732]

THANK YOU SO MUCH FOR EDUCATING ME ON THIS DYSFUNCTION I'M 54 FEMALE I HAVE DDD MY C3 THROUGH C8 HAVE BECOME COMPRESSED IN THE LAST 2 YEARS I'VE SHRUNK 2 INCHES I HAVE BIPOLAR 1 THERE HAS BEEN A ROLLER COASTER FOR A LONG TIME MY NECK, HEAD , AND SHOULDERS ARE ALWAYS TIGHT I'VE LOST HALF MY EARING DUE TO RINGING CONSTANTLY IT'S CHANGED THE WAY I WALK MY HEAD IS ALWAY LOOKING DOWN THIS HAS PUT A DAMPER ON MY DAILY ACTIVITIES I WOULD LIKE TO HAVE A COMPLETE MRI ON NECK & BACK😮

[@tenselectricalremedy]

Very knowledgable words :)

[@andreafrancis5285]

Hi Dr I did not get it clearly when you spoke about the sleping position in order to correct that área at the neck

[@bill6872]

I just found out that I have atlas and axis misalignment plus severe DDD at C4-C5, C5-C6, ,C6-C7. Could the misalignment cause me to have a vertigo feeling among other problems?

[@JimiJames]

How does one fix/correct this problem? Who should I go see if I have chronic neck pain, and all of the symptoms youre describing. Im thankful to finally find this video after two years of absolute madness trying to figure out what brought on this sudden anxiety that has wreaked havoc on my life. Need more info.

[@CaringmedicalProlotherapy]

Jimi we do see people from all over the globe...southwest florida is a beautiful place...we do diagnostic testing as you know that tells you what is wrong and why and then we have treatment regimes to correct the structural abnormalities. Just yesterday read another paper on all the personality and psychologic problems from intracranial hypertension...it just goes on and on...even schizophrenia, bipolar, depression, anxiety, dissociation, depersonalization can be from intracranial hypertension...

[@JimiJames]

@@CaringmedicalProlotherapy Amazing. Who do you recommend in Austin?

[@jessicadentalaid4728]

The type of physician that helped me is called a physiatrist (not a psychiatrist….spelled differently) on the west coast of USA, and a PM&R MD (physical medicine and rehabilitation) on the east coast of the USA. No other physician or Chiro was accurate in diagnosis and treatment in my case.

[@JimiJames]

@@jessicadentalaid4728 googling and am finding so much info. I’ve been correcting my posture and using a foam roller the past month and have seen a stabilization in my anxiety attacks. Thanks for this new lead to pursue.

[@jessicadentalaid4728]

@JimiJames you are welcome. KZbin and it’s comments can essentially “crowd source” sone solutions. Other things besides prolo therapy injections in my neck by a physiatrist Virtig Singh in Seattle Sport and Spine, I did incl light traction w a comfortTrac home traction device. Use only 10-15 lbs and take a min or 2 to get up to 10 lbs, hold 10-15 min and take a min or two to release then don’t go anything crazy w your neck as you get up. The point is NOT to stretch your neck but to relieve pressure so fluids can flow. Also, the brain “wrings itself out” at night says research so sleeping in neutral neck position is important (I love coop pillow for adjustability) and I added a faraday fabric “cage” from SwissShield fabric by safe living technologies and that lets my body do the whole nighttime regeneration thing more effectively and thoroughly. It’s effect is additive over time. You want to stabilize the core neck muscles, the tiny ones up and down vertebral column. I’ve been in PT 5 months. The first 2 I was such a mess (pain and psychological) that I didn’t notice much improvement but finally made great steady headway in next 3 months, also included strict clean eating and protein and that helped me get stronger. Hang in there. Slow it might be but steady wins the race! Good luck!

[@karenbrinkley1637]

How can I get an appointment with this doctor?

[@CaringmedicalProlotherapy]

Hi Karen, we would love to learn more about your case and we are accepting new patients! You can reach out to our amazing team directly by calling 239-308-4773 or email [e-mail], we try our best to respond within 24 hours! We look forward to hearing from you 😊

[@jessicadentalaid4728]

Another thing that has helped me, besides prolo therapy, physical therapy, neutral neck position sleeping and very light traction, is sleeping in a faraday cage made of fabric by SwissShield fabric. It’s been a long term game changer for my health to do this and I hypothesize that it is bec sleeping protected from EMFs allows my brain to clear it’s toxins at night while I sleep and for the CSF to refresh at night. Apparently the brain shrinks a tiny bit at night like a sponge being rung out so new CSF can flow in. If I sleep w a neutral neck posture in EMF shielding fabric faraday cage, I think I’m getting brain health restoration at night better than without those things.

[@jenaaaay3150]

My physical therapist said the crunchy neck is crepidis. The Neurologist said I have cervical dystonia and primary docotor said apathy and sadness is probably menopause....And I know to my core, I can tell it is my neck from and old car accident and I can not get any help.

[@CaringmedicalProlotherapy]

Hi Jenaaaay, Sorry to hear you have not been able to get the help you need locally. If coming to our center here in Fort Myers, Florida is an option for you, our team would be happy to discuss your case in greater detail and see if it sounds like a good fit for our neck center. Our contact info is in each of our video descriptions. We would love to help! Wishing you all the best in healing!

[@WaleedTawfiq]

hi Doctor any recommendation for any doctore from UK?

[@CaringmedicalProlotherapy]

We cannot provide any referrals but we suggest that if you cannot travel to our office you start with a google search and see if a provider can get you in for an exam and consult.

[@pinschrunner]

I turned off all alerts from socialedia so that I am not trained to Pavlovianly react any more. I set am and pm hours for KZbin. My cervical injury is not from tech devices but rather car accidents as a passenger and driver

[@JonLe-fy6tp]

Is Dr Ross hauser a “higher level of care at a university setting”? Where can I find a doctor like Dr Ross hauser in Los Angeles California? Any help or advice?

[@CaringmedicalProlotherapy]

Dr. Hauser is a physiatrist, although he is making it his life mission to help individuals with instability, getting to the root cause of their symptoms! We do not provide referrals however know that we see patients from all over the globe and we’d love to learn more about your case!

[@JonLe-fy6tp]

@@CaringmedicalProlotherapy what can I do, or how can I talk to someone?

[@JB_Royal_Ambassador]

Certain brain pressure? I had that and detached retinas at 34.Could cervical instability cause that as well? I had combat deployments and back/neck injuries and concussions.I was diagnosed with adrenal fatigue and all kinds of stuff. Have symptoms of pots and seeing a neurologist and gastro and now a cardiologist to get the table test. I do believe this is the root of PTSD.

[@__Fatimah__]

Dr is ponticulus posticus an effect of the lig cerv instability? Is there anything can be done for a person who have ponticulus posticus? Hope you can kindly answer. Thank you in advance❤

[@SB-qv3yo]

Can you recommend a competent professional in Michigan?

[@5trezip23]

Is there anything we can do when we aren't able to get to you or an appropriate Dr. at this time, to help lessen this until it's possible?

[@Klouie258]

I just been diagnosed with cervical instability. I have POTS and been dealing with this for 10 years. I have exercise intolerance. Anytime I work out or move a lot the next day I feel so weak and have headaches and don’t feel like moving at all. Is that a common symptom with cervical instability?

[@emilymoker6217]

Are you hypermobile? I have POTS and hypermobile Ehlers Danlos Syndrome (hEDS). Cervical instability is common with hEDS.

[@Klouie258]

@@emilymoker6217 no I’m not hypermobile.

[@johnnyblockchain4238]

I have exercise intolerance as well. It's miserable. I use to train extremely hard too. I went to Dr. Hauser, but had a bad experience with his quirky behavior. He appeared he was on 10 Adderall. It really bothered me so I passed on the prolotheraphy treatment. I almost regret it now because I still have symptoms. However, it was a very odd experience at caring medical.

[@Klouie258]

@@johnnyblockchain4238 were you diagnosed with cervical instability?

[@johnnyblockchain4238]

@@Klouie258 yes by Hauser and my chiropractor

[@SupremeODMG]

I've been having these issues it seems...wish i could find a dr like you near me. I have family in kissimmee but im in NY. Might have to make a trip 😪 no one knows whats wrong after ruling out tumor, anerysum, vertigo and migraines. Also seems like its messed with my heart.

[@DjDestinyChicago]

I have been diagnosed with cervical radiculopathy, the discs affected are 2-5. I have been on anxiety medication for 20 years. I have almost all of the symptoms you mentioned in this video. I was given a steroid injection and for about 4-5 months all of these symptoms disappeared and no one believes me. Every doctor tells me that a nerve problem in my neck is impossible to cause anxiety. My new GP wants me to take SSRI’s With crazy side effects.

[@Србомбоница86]

My neck is a mess ,I have generalized anxiety for years now 😢

[@Texasgirlinacrazyworld]

You need a new Dr.

[@jennalovecraftreeves9679]

19:00 her descriptions of noise bothering her is similar to what happens to me sometimes

[@WaleedTawfiq]

so what is the treatment? going to chiropractors?

[@6ColourMeRainbow9]

Anhedonia hit me hard. Never depressed, just bored out of my mind, and it's made me very irritable too, like I'm mad that joy isn't where it should be anymore and I have to work so freaking hard to obtain it, usually takes sugar.

[@melissaevans2711]

😢 why can't I find a dr like you!

[@CaringmedicalProlotherapy]

Dr. Hauser is very special! We wish he could be everywhere!

[@نورالنور-ض7خ]

I'm from lraq.Ineed your help

[@Motivational_Lifequotes1111]

One of my pupils is smaller than the other , have emotional issues, blurry eyes etc and a lot of neck back right where you mention . Wow

[@Foxyfreedom]

I’m dealing with this, chiari, anxiety, c1-c2 instability it’s awful,

[@HarmlessHobby]

If I was told I had sinus stenosis and Cranial settling, which should I address first?

[@wesporter2176]

Hi Ross I am going to undertake prolotherapy for CCI with Dr. Otoño Silva in Washington are you familiar with him he trained under Chris Centeno.

[@lamiaafawzy1713]

I have atlantoxoa ortherosis in c1 and c2 ...is that makes me depressant? And brain fog?

[@marylayton8504]

Please let me know where i can find help in new jersey! I just stumbled upon this! I have severe cervical DDD stenosis, some decompression surg in 2012; onset in my 20s and im now 62. Horrible non care; dismissed for decades. First told MS, then that i was just depressed. Maybe chronic fatigue but no one helps that. Where can i get help in metro area?

[@karenbrinkley1637]

Could a separation of a clavicle cause nerve damage and cause a rightsided neck temor?

[@CaringmedicalProlotherapy]

Damage to the clavicle could very well have an effect on the neck as it is in such close proximity. If this is something that you are experiencing or are worried about we would love to hear more about your case!

[@brasshound4442]

I have had all these symptoms for 3 years including stiff painful neck and nerve pain in my left side. How can I get my doctor to inspect my neck I can't continue like this and they keep telling me stuff like "your body is weird" while draining my bank account.

[@1957tinamj]

P.ease tell me what is long post concussion syndrome had accident 4 years ago because I h e so e of these things wro g have cervical stenosis as well

[@cheowchia9250]

any naturaphatic doctor do this in edmonton (canada )? please refer...Thank you.. k y

[@marymurray9240]

Can prolotherapy help with chronic fatigue and sleep deprivation??

[@CaringmedicalProlotherapy]

Cervical instability can cause sleeping problems and insomnia. If you are experiencing this, we would love to help you on your road to healing!

[@MI-qj6xr]

Hey Doctor, I started developing MANY if not all the symptoms you described in this video after doing something called hard mewing, which is when the tongue is pushed hard against the roof of the mouth, and chin tucking. Do you think this could cause cervical instability? At first, I thought it was because all the pressure from my tongue was caused craniofacial bone movement and therefore intracranial pressure. I’ve been dealing with this for years and it has effectively stopped my life from progressing. How do I get help if I live elsewhere where I can’t get treated by your clinic?

[@KehlaniMahelona-ml4qv]

I have a question I’m hoping someone can answer. What are the chances of someone having a high positive ana with cervical instability? Has anyone seen this before in a patient or experienced this? Doctors have no clue what’s going on other than my ana was abnormal but I have almost exact symptoms of cci and I have a bulged disk in my neck. Hoping to find answers.

[@5.0_meatballmarinara]

I’m in New Jersey but I could use some help loooongg story short almost passed out in the gym. Tons of Stims for years Adderall included. Had tons of test, was dizzy for about a month. No work couldn’t. Now I’m still a little light headed and muscle spasms in my solar plexus area. My traps and neck are very tight any suggestions? Please 🙏

[@jammerrcful]

Doctor Ross, I think I have had this problem since I was a little kid. I would play on the playground and I would turn my head and it would Burn my neck and across the top of my head. Like I was pinching a nerve or something. All the symptoms of cervical in stability I have take

[@AmyKinso]

I have chiari malformation, so the back of my brain isn't doing so well xD but im wondering if this is why I tend to have a lot of fluctuations in emotions and thinking etc

[@ATTherapist]

Dr. Hauser, if you please, does one need an MRi, or X-ray to detect an atlanto-axial instability, without a traumatic event preceding this? If one can randomly acquire this instability, wouldn't the person have more obvious symptoms and signs to report? Please advise?

[@ATTherapist]

could one acquire an articulation deficit, such as dysarthria?

[@FloresJonners]

Good afternoon, been watching your videos recently, I fully believe what you are saying, but my question is, how do we fix it? I’m in San Antonio TX, is there anyone here that I should be looking for or do you offer video appointments? thank you

[@CaringmedicalProlotherapy]

We do not do telemedicine however we are accepting new patients! We have individuals in our office every day who travel from all over the globe - Texas is not far in comparison 😊 we’d love to hear more about your case, please call our office and someone from our amazing clinical team can get started!

[@d.w.6476]

Have you heard of eagle syndrome and it's effects on the brain? I think my sister's in severe neurological trouble but no one seems to know what to do to help her. I need help for her right away.

[@CaringmedicalProlotherapy]

Hi D.W., Yes, and we have a video on it if you want to do a deeper dive kzbin.info/www/bejne/h2eseJ-Prp5kY5o We'd be happy to talk with your sister about her case if she would like to potentially see us in our Fort Myers, FL center. Our contact info is in each of our video descriptions. We wish you and your family all the best in health, and that you will soon get some help for your sister!

[@d.w.6476]

Oh my goodness, I can't believe I really received a reply. I contacted Dr, Osborne's clinic and they suggested I contacted you, I found a head and neck surgeon for my sister here in Seattle. He said that my sister didn't have eagle syndrome because her styloid process is within the normal range but he didn't tell me how many centimeters the styloid process is.. my sister has 3 titanium implants in her cervical spine. The surgeon is going to see if those are causing her physical and mental problems. I considered contacting you. Thank you so much for replying. It means so much.

[@margopate3707]

Omg! This girl Morgan describes me, the go, go, go, energizer bunny type, but now the last 2 weeks, I have changed!

[@CaringmedicalProlotherapy]

We are so sorry to hear that you are experiencing what Morgan has felt. We understanding how debilitating it can become but it is amazing that you are looking into alternative treatment options. Like Morgan, we would love to help you get your personality and life back! Please reach out to our office directly and someone from our clinical team can learn more about your case and help you get scheduled :) In the meantime, know that we are praying for your complete healing and are free of pain!

[@lanka22222]

i have arthritis c5 -c6. Can also give mental illness? i have been on medication for depression for years, and also they told me i have autism. I have had many panic attacks in my life.

[@NiccBlacc-NCBC]

life in general makes sense just listening to this man he's legendary 🤍

[@CaringmedicalProlotherapy]

Thanks for watching!

[@juliawillis1240]

10 months in from a brachial neuro issue I'm now having migraines everyday which has made me angry and shouting at people and wanting to end it. Shutting myself away. Now I understand I think I can do something about it myself. NHS will not help list is over 4 years long.

[@bonnieitzaina7841]

Need your help! Neck was ruined by fraudulent hardware and removal ,to hide evidence, and now have scapular laderal winging. Have faith in you doctor and need help from california!

[@bonnieitzaina7841]

Can I call your office?

[@irideCrossTraining]

@Bonnie- CALL THEM! They are wonderful! Praying for you 🙏

[@richardsydnor9978]

@@bonnieitzaina7841 indeed call!! The entire team is amazing!! Good luck! Blessings 🙏

[@lpadilla8914]

@@richardsydnor9978 and @Bonnie Itzania. We need the amazing team to come to California, Please!

[@Narrowway7]

I travel to see them from Colorado. its a pain, but most certainly worth it!! they are very thorough and know what they're talking about/doing. Ive only had great experiences thus far.

[@augustaporter3735]

I have diagnosed with changes It not me. Anxiety,agitation, fatigue