Very Sore Patient - Sports Massage & Cracks || Chiropractic Treatment By Dr. Adam

This week, we have the excitable Jamison joining us for a full treatment session following an exceptionally active weekend.
As we come out of the winter months into the warmer, more physically-involved ones, remember to start slow and build up your tolerance! I am seeing more and more patients in the spring months because they are too eager in their physical exercise. Life is a marathon - not a sprint!
00:24 - History
02:58 - Physical Examination
09:40 - R Neck Adjustments
11:30 - L Neck Adjustment
13:25 - Middle Back Adjustments
14:24 - L Low Back Adjustments
14:48 - R Low Back Adjustment
15:05 - Sports Massage
21:46 - Myofascial Release Technique
24:53 - Patient Impressions & Dr. Adam’s Extremely Pointy Elbows
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[@nh8916]

Wish I had a chiropractor like you, all the chiropractors I've been to it's bing bang boom out the door in 5 minutes

[@DrAdamCSolis]

Hi NH, And I wish I had you as a patient! There is such variability in the way chiropractors treat, it can be incredibly frustrating finding one that works best for you. Highly recommend looking to google reviews (actually read them to determine if they are real or fake) and family/friend recommendations. We are out there, I promise!

[@user-sk2wq2qw5b]

Great video, Dr. Adam! Very informative and Jamison is awesome!!

[@SantinaHughes]

Another great video, Dr. Adam! Very informative and Jamison is awesome!

[@DrAdamCSolis]

Isn't she?

[@eqenox2012]

Glad i found ya man since you seem just like the perfect doc to talk to!

[@DrAdamCSolis]

Thanks Tyler! While I'm incredibly biased, I happen to think I'm quite easy to talk to as well :) Glad you enjoy!

[@darlenegustin9007]

Great video! Love to hear the case history that lead to her symptoms and treatment

[@DrAdamCSolis]

Thank you Doc friend! Appreciate the comment and view :)

[@TheEndKing]

You don't typically see people that sensitive during a scraping.

[@DrAdamCSolis]

Not at all! That’s why I was initially surprised. Fortunately after some work her sensitivity & muscle tone settled down. Just needed some TLC. Thanks for your comment!

[@jerrychen6560]

Holy 10K Views! congrats man!

[@DrAdamCSolis]

lol thanks buddy - slow & steady!

[@matthewpalacio7111]

Excellent video Dr! Keep up these great videos and watch your channel grow much respect from Upland, California.

[@DrAdamCSolis]

Thank you Matthew! Appreciate your kind words :)

[@kris31123]

She is lovely 🥰

[@Jack_Hudson]

10:19 Tried this on my Wife's boyfriend since he had been suffering from acute muscle strain, he is so relaxed now, hasn't moved for 5+ hours! My relationship with my Wife has also improved! Thank you Doctor

[@rileygohomeyouredrunk8349]

Sorry wife’s boyfriend?

[@superbayern1389]

Bruh…..

[@acidicascetic]

Lol

[@soumyaaravindh6272]

😂😂

[@TheAutumnWind_RN4L]

RIP

[@albderbohassan6473]

😍😍😍😍😍😍

[@DrAdamCSolis]

😍

[@LaurenceOConnor-fg4dk]

Jameson? Americans naming their children after woeful Irish whiskey.

[@DrAdamCSolis]

Eh, while I agree on your tastes, I'm actually not American, friend!

[@barneyismyhero1]

Cancers or meningitis? In what world should a chiropractor ever mention either of those things?

[@DrAdamCSolis]

Hi Barney - thanks for your comment! Prepare for my Sunday-Morning coffee wall of text! In ours! Namely, in the role of being a Primary Contact Provider (PCP - a healthcare professional that patients can simply walk-in to see without a referral). These include professions like traditional family doctors, nurse practitioners, physiotherapists and chiropractors. While both of these conditions are exceptionally rare compared to the number of neck pain/stiffness patients presenting to chiropractors, having a deep understanding of our anatomy and the presentation of various conditions (including those that your respective profession is unable to treat) is important. In fact, I’d argue that it’s actually MORE important than knowing the conditions you can. This goes double for conditions that like to masquerade as problems each profession is able to treat (meningitis and cervical nerve tumours both present with neck pain - the most common reason a patient will see a chiropractor, besides low-back pain). If someone adjusted a neck that was due to inflamed meninges or peripheral nerve tumours they wouldn’t be helping it - they would potentially instead make it much, much worse. I do not treat either of these conditions, and no chiropractor should attempt to. THEY BOTH WARRANT URGENT REFERRALS. See this orthopaedic test/sign - L’hermitte’s - www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pmc/articles/PMC4445188/#:~:text=Lhermitte's%20sign%20(also%20known%20as,and%20sometimes%20to%20the%20trunk. Tension may be applied to both the meninges & spinal nerves through one of two ways - either distraction (“pulling-on-your-head” - less tension) or forward flexion (more tension). Normally, the patient will feel a pleasent stretch/decompression of their neck musculature - as is this patient's case. However, If a patient’s chief complaint (electrical-like pain shooting down the back of the neck) were created with the mechanism of LESS tension, they would very likely also be positive with the mechanism of more (flexion) - a concerning sign. The next step is to then dive into more targeted questions to suspect/rule out the more serious conditions (namely these two). Has the patient traveled recently? Have they sustained any open-wound cuts/scrapes? Do they have a fever or other flu-like symptoms? These are all signs of potential meningitis - which while rare, does happen. Patient needs to get to the ER immediately. Cervical peripheral nerve tumours would present VERY similarly to a cervical disc herniation, so knowing things like if the patient has a familial history of cancer, is a regular smoker, if they are able to find relief in neck “extension” (bending backward) or not, if they can recall an incident where the pain first began in an instant can all be useful pieces of information to make your decision to refer out. Patient needs an MRI to confirm. At the end of the day, you’re watching a chiro treatment video where the intent is to be educational towards both the patient and my subscribers/viewers. These are not conditions that I would normally mention to a patient unless I was referring out for them specifically - no need to cause stress otherwise. I hope that answers your question :)

[@DrAdamCSolis]

Writing this actually gives me an idea for a new talking-head video... So thank you again!

[@christopherxaviercannon2801]

14:23 🍑😁

[@ptsigas]

In Oakville Ontario? no shit! cool! Didn't realize her t-shirt off the bat - Hello Neighbour and keep up the hard work! Subscribed! Hopefully she got lots of relief!

[@DrAdamCSolis]

If you’re a local feel free to stop by :) gaming is a huge pastime of mine and none of my chiro friends can relate LOL always up to talk

[@clearlythuydoan]

@@DrAdamCSolis UM. I am a former gamer 👀 🙋🏻‍♀️ i know what we’re talking about next time lmao

[@DrAdamCSolis]

@@clearlythuydoan I knew there was a reason we vibed so well LOL