Cerebrospinal fluid leaks and ligamentous cervical instability

[@melaniecruz3547]

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[@CaringmedicalProlotherapy]

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[@rachelhoffman-lh1bo]

Thank you doctor, i had a cerebral spinal fluid leak for years and went to the hospital and doctor so many times no one believed me. I finally had surgery and they found it and saved my life!!! Some of my severe symptoms I had the worst brain burn head pain before it was fixed. And my feet hurt so bad I could barely stand for 2 minutes. My eyes felt strange like I took in too much light in my eyes. It was hard to think I had brain fog. One thing that helped my mind work better was creatine of all things. Also, magnesium oil pure life flow brand. Also, soak feet and body in Epson salts to relieve pain. Also, take milk thistle to lower liver enzymes. I had a vagus nerve problem too after neck surgery. I will share how I stayed alive. I took cinnamon and oatfiber to control my low blood sugar that I woke up with after the county did my neck surgery. I was in top condition with six pack abs before my neck surgery. I have swallowing issues. That I ended up having to take reglan. Well, this is a crazy story about a treatment but it saved my life once a month...as a female, I had my monthly period uncontrollable bleeding for 7 days that triggered my vagus nerve to faint with syncope and over dilate and I got neurocardiovagalsyncope. And I could not bare to stand on my legs for 7 days my blood pressure tanked to 60 over 40 . Ok, i discovered nicotine saved my life for the 7 days a month. My heart beat back to normal and helped my veins not over dilate vagus down.

[@joni.sirvio8867]

What surgery?

[@sandraschoonover4953]

I had cerebrospinal fluid leak from a mylogram. I’ll never forget what that was like. I’m having cervical pain and most symptoms of vagus nerve damage. I’ve thought my brain pain ( headaches ) remind me of the cerebral spinal leak. I live in Illinois and so pray I could get to Florida to see you doctor. Brain fog is bad and all my symptoms happened overnight after a innocent that involved my cervical spine. I have most of the symptoms of a right side vagus nerve damage. I have DDD if my cervical spine, osteoarthritis and spondylosis. I was doing great until I drove an hour and back. This started the symptoms and then hurt myself more by helping a elderly lady. I’m 65 and the last 26 months have been horrific. I have nothing for pain control. My doctor and can’t find any doctor who is allowed to give pain medication in Illinois. No fault of the doctor or myself. Sadly this has been happening for awhile. I don’t think I can continue like this. My faith in God is why I’m still here. Still I think things I never thought I would.

[@CaringmedicalProlotherapy]

Sandra, we are so sorry to hear that the last 2 years have been so difficult for you. We are praying that you can find a provider near you who can help alleviate these symptoms. If you find that you can travel to FL we would absolutely love to get you in for an evaluation, at a minimum you’d have a proper diagnosis and answer to your symptoms.

[@powerofmotivation6176]

Fantastic video

[@ingridcutterswanson5575]

Thank you for this.😊😊

[@CaringmedicalProlotherapy]

Thanks for watching, Ingrid!

[@ingridcutterswanson5575]

@ I am looking for a way to come see you. I live in California and I have IEHP Medi-Cal . I have had 7 spine surgeries.. my neck is aweful.. and so is my lumbar spine…

[@rachelhoffman-lh1bo]

Continued.....ok, i used a salt lamp because the negative ions made me feel better. The blow dryer, and the toaster (heavy positive ions) made my brain burn worse. Also, cocoa and blueberrries cooled off my brain burn. Fluoride in tooth paste burned my head. I recommend orthotic shoes for comfort. It's amazing how bad the feet hurt with a spinal fluid leak. My strength of my lungs was effected also when I woke up from neck surgery. Symbicort a long lasting bronchial dialator saved my life. Also caffeine used sparingly if I was vagaling down. Also, i take digestive enzymes with every meal to help my pancreas. Also, green matcha tea relieved some brain burn. I was in perfect health and my whole life changed from the county neck surgery. I woke up and half my face was drooping and I had an electrical burn whole on my back covered up by a mystery bandage.... I'm writing this only because I love to help people and I CARE!!! One thing I recommend is Pray and never give up trying!!! Ive always taken a daily multivitamin, salmon oil, celtic salt, coconut oil that breaks the blood brain barrier and once a week kelp tablet, braggs aminos! Eat quinoa and oatmeal for extra strength. One thing I can't seem to take is sunflower lecithin it triggers my vagus nerve and puts the breaks on my heart so to speak. But I recommend it for healthy people. Ginseng helped me with natural energy. I hope and pray this helps people! Make sure not to watch any stressful TV or upsetting scenes because it can trigger the vagus nerve and bright computer lights too and hot peppers lol ..GOD bless everyone!

[@CaringmedicalProlotherapy]

Hey Rachell - thank you for sharing part of your story, it sounds like you have had quite the journey but how awesome that you have found what your triggers are! Here's to your complete healing :)

[@granitegranny4884]

How do you diagnose ligamentous cervical instability.

[@CaringmedicalProlotherapy]

This is a great question! Our patients go through extensive testing; cone beam, neck vitals testing with an ultrasound, and DMX to determine their diagnosis.

[@user-ik1qj8ni4o]

*i believe I have csf coming out of my nose as well. I get a runny nose every day. Water type runny nose. I go through one whole tissue box every two days. Sometimes even once a day. So I usually just buy in bulk at Costco haha. ENT said it’s not allergies and to see my neuro. Well, neurologist sent me home with a test tube to collect specimen from nose and was supposed to bring it back once filled. The problem is that it’s not enough to be poured into the tube. It’s hard to explain. Soooo I never got it tested. For the past 10 years I’ve had over 14 spinal taps-all around the 40s. Hard to swallow problems. Had to esophagus widening procedures (dunno the correct term). Have migraines. Light sensitivity. Eye sight is definitely going. The eye pressure is ugly, especially my right eye. I also have ESRD). I think I would be a good candidate to make an appt with you. But sadly I live in Cali 😭 I wish you had an office out here. Will u ever open another location closer to this way? Even if u dont, im so thankful to have these videos! They r very informative.*

[@MattSpencer-g4x]

Is benign tumor in c3 that required a lamanectamy procedure is that in reality, is it a possible CSF leak?

[@lynnet2044]

Hi Doctor, I have a unique set of symptoms that no specialist really can define or diagnose. I have an L5S1 disc bulge. 6mm not huge but whenever I sit for longer than 40 minutes I start getting all over body throbbing. Legs, arms, teeth, jaw. I assume this is an autonomic referred response from the disc. Head, neck mri is negative. Have you ever heard anything like this?

[@CaringmedicalProlotherapy]

We would definitely recommend getting a DMX of the cervical spine, it is extremely telling. Cervical instability can present itself with a wide, very strange set of symptoms that often don’t make sense. If you find that you can travel to FL we would love to get you in for an evaluation, at a minimum you’d have a diagnosis.

[@rayvac7743]

Symptoms what are they.

[@CaringmedicalProlotherapy]

Symptoms can be different for all, a layer of symptoms with limited answers! Symptoms include dizziness, headache, vision problems such as sensitivity to light where exaggerated pupillary hippus dilating and constricting which can cause problems with light sensitivity and the pupil fails to respond correctly to light sources. These people also faced symptoms and diagnosis of Tinnitus or ringing in the ears, neck pain, and tremors.

[@AngelaGWillis]

My eldest son has neck instability (with a stiff neck- hard as concrete) . He also has the trifecta (POTS, hEDS, MCAS) and lots of symptoms (he's 24). He recently had an MRI, they found an arachnoid cyst near his cerebellum, which seems to be wearing away the dura in that area, PCP thought because of the hydrocephalus they found; but spinal surgeon says the cyst was on an MRI that was taken 2 years ago (we weren't told) and nothing has changed/grown. Then we discover that his cousin also has the same kind of cyst. Okay, so it's hereditary. Cousin doesn't have symptoms, but my son is very sick. Is it possible that the cyst isn't the issue and its all about the curvature of his neck and his instability? I just don't want him to have invasive surgery to drain or remove it, only to discover that it wasn't the source of the problem.