How To Rehab From CCI Part 3 Deep Dive: Bed Bound Patients

[@marlenemorgan3258]

Thank you for this great information. Do you have a recommendation for any particular upper cervical chiropractor. I live in Wyoming and can go to twin falls Idaho Salt Lake or Denver

[@felicnavida1497]

Chris I am grateful for you videos. Im an under 40 year old who has always been involved in demanding high impact sports. Skateboarding, snowboarding, Jujitsu, backpacking, etc. I got injured while at Jujitsu and I haven't been the same since. I was assesed and treated by a NUCCA practitioner in Edmonton Alberta, Canada. My atlas was rotated and titled. Certainly his adjustments seemed to relieve my symptoms. But the moment I engage tension through my chest, traps, upper and middle back, It's like that tension pulls my neck out of place while I sleep. This has lead me to further investigate the types of injuries to the neck and finding your information. I fear I may have a torn transverse ligament. What is the best imagining option to effectively diagnose this type of injury?

[@mnr646]

Digital Motion X-ray. The more tension you put on your neck via sleeping, or anything upper back related via the scapula, it will pull your c1 out of alignment. So you have to change your lifestyle until you regain enough stability post PICL. G/L!

[@neckbro]

Regarding chin-tucks, even functional cci patient don't seem to do well with those, moderate and above - flareup incoming. Unless we are doing them wrong all the way

[@mnr646]

chin tucks will instantly misalign c1 c2 .... very bad idea for CCI