Chiropractic adjustment for upper back pain | Dr. Robin Eddins - Portland Chiropractor

[@fuzzyjem3]

That one where he hugs himself gets like 10 cracks at once for me everytime. And my chiropracter tells me all the time that all i needed was a hug.

[@BudSchnelker]

We need more videos from Dr. Eddins.

[@itsmatthewalvarado]

I'm genuinely taking notes while I view. I love listening to docs with great bedside manners and clinical expertise! Great video

[@Modguy61]

Great job by Dr. E!

[@jons7677]

Oh wow, I have something bad going on with my shoulder, thought about going to chiropractor, but not sure I could get in those positions. It's starting to affect my whole left side of back. I'm super tall and have a lot of back pain from my job. I can't believe how you cracked that guy for your size. Thanks for sharing.

[@stephaniegutierrez6222]

Hello Dr. so I have costochondritis they say. My pain originated at my lovely dowagers hump back in October. By December anytime I laid down on my bed for longer than a half of an hour that dowagers hump area and my traps would start burning and tingling until I sat back up! The tingling has since stopped I’m not sure what made it stop but it’s no longer there. Occasionally my upper traps will feel tingly though. The pain/stiffness then went on to my ribs the following weeks and my chest. My scalene‘s are also jacked up and super tight especially on the right side not to mention my upper traps feel like they are constantly engaged! Do you happen to know whether or not the pain from that hump can also cause pain in the ribs a.k.a. costochondritis? One thing I also noticed was in the beginning when my scaling‘s were very tight and irritated the right side of my throat was also slightly swollen… My chest ribs feel like they are locked. How can I tell if I have a rib out of place or if I truly have costochondritis? Or is this neck issues? I am seeing a PT but I’d like some more suggestions.

[@kalzsantan]

Ayoo, Andrew caked out bro

[@Sampltxt]

LOL

[@noc3635]

John3:16For God loves the world he sent his son for whoever believes in him shall not perish but live an everlasting life!

[@adrianwelch1435]

i recently spent 3 days learning how to be a chiroprick. i now call myself a dr.can't wait to paralise my first patient

[@callester3568]

So sad to be so closed minded. I was in an accident when I was a kid and I spent the next 15 years with, what felt like, a knife in my back. "Real" doctors said, that there was nothing that can be done but "pain management" (ie wanted to prescribe me opioids). I went to a chiro once a week for 2 months, then twice a month, then once every other month for maybe 3 months. That was 6 years ago and haven't had the pain since. Call it what you will... It kept me from a life time of pain pills.

[@Wshilighlights]

@@callester3568 I had a similar experience, saw multiple specialist doctors and physiotherapists nothing they could do. Excpet give me pain pills. Decided to see a chiropractor and after 5 sessions my back pain was completely gone

[@BudSchnelker]

If the past three years have taught us anything, it's that the established medical industry is populated by people thoroughly duplicitous and uninterested in anything related to actual health. Mocking other forms of treatment is your prerogative, but it's certainly not a smart take.

[@bananapee86]

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[@chrislewis6488]

Nice job but Portland still sucks

[@glockyrambo26]

So did you’re mom 😜

[@twinspirationaj1266]

I just feel like women are not strong enough to do this job properly

[@magikalie]

Wait until you see what female nurses have to do in the ER and ICU. You'll be impressed with how strong women can be. But I also did not feel too impressed with this particular video

[@fuzzyjem3]

Depends on the size of the dude. I'm small and these guys crack me like a glow stick. I'm sure bigger guys need more force.