- So basically, my complaint is about my legs,
and my low back.
After Dr. Ren told me that
my spine is not good.
Also I have my heartburn, so painful,
and my feet,
like a needle punching my feet.
- [Dr. Suh] Okay (mumbles).
Let's get, I want to show your feet,
show everyone what's going on with your foot over there.
- Yeah, it's like swollens over here.
- [Dr. Suh] Let me get a little more closer
with a zoom. - Sorry
- [Dr. Suh] That's okay.
- [Patient] Yep, so yeah,
like a needle punching these feet right here.
- [Dr. Suh] So now we're doing some static palpation,
and what we're looking for is any swelling
or any muscle tightness,
and we do find some considerable amount
of swelling right here.
So this can help explain why you're having
some of that tight neck discomfort as well.
Feel that bump right there? - Yeah.
- [Dr. Suh] Okay.
This is your sixth dorsal.
I'm going to confirm that.
Five, yep.
Sixth dorsal, right here.
This nerve leads right to your stomach,
and that help explain why you're experiencing
that heartburn.
I'll mark that level.
And you have some muscle tightness on the right side,
and it's loose on the left side.
I can still trace it down,
do see a little swelling over here.
We have quite a bit of swelling
all around these region right here.
You have a lot of muscle tightness on the left side,
quite a bit of muscle tightness on the right side as well.
Let's take a closer look.
Right now we're checking see what's moving,
what's not moving on you.
Tender right there huh?
So now we confirm, the left side of the sacrum,
this is not moving at all.
How about here?
Pain here?
- [Patient] Mmmm.
Not too bad right?
But this is clearly some tenderness here too.
Now I'm gonna check every single structure,
see what else is going on.
Tender right there, huh?
See how I can easily move you to the left,
see you're stuck.
You've got a lot of difficulty moving to the right.
So we've marked it, left side.
No, not done yet, champ.
It's not too bad there.
Let's try to see what else is going on in the neck.
Not too bad.
- [Dr. Suh] Very tender here, right?
- [Patient] Yeah.
- [Dr. Suh] What about here?
What about here?
Okay.
Very tender here.
Okay.
- [Dr. Suh] In this X-Ray structural analysis,
there are two major structural abnormalities.
The first one is the sacrum.
Right now, the angle of it is too vertical.
Ideally I want to see it over here.
And when we look at the front over here,
the sacrum, it tilted on the left side,
a little bit downwards.
In addition too, is rotated quite a bit
towards the right.
Because this is a foundational piece,
it cause everything a right rotatory curvature
all up the middle of the back,
centers itself, and then a secondary one
all the way up into the neck.
The second issue is right here, the sixth dorsal.
This fell over here because everything else
turned to the right.
Over here, this one turned to the left.
This fell over here, that's the reason why
this patient's experiencing that pain
between his shoulder blades, the front chest pain,
and also the heartburns.
So, sixth dorsal, and the sacrum.
These two, that's what we need to correct.
- When we have a structural abnormality
right at this spot over here,
some secondary conditions you may experience
such as pain in between your shoulder blades,
pain right in the front of your chest,
or in this patient's case,
the cause of an irritation to the nerve
right over here,
it controls the nerve to the stomach.
That's the reason why this patient
experienced a lot of heartburn.
- [Dr. Suh] Hold on a second, just want to look here.
So right now what we're gonna do
is we're gonna pump up his medial talus
before we set the bone.
Okay, just relax.
(popping) (patient groans)
Okay, now,
good.
Okay.
Walk around.
See how you like it.
- [Patient] It's better.
- [Dr. Suh] How's the foot now?
- [Patient] Yeah, much better.
- [Dr. Suh] It's much better now right?
- [Patient] Yeah.
- [Dr. Suh] So how's the bottom of
the foot feeling right now?
Does it still feel like pins and needles?
- [Patient] No.
- [Dr. Suh] Good.
Okay.
- (mumbles) - Hum?
- It's a lot better.
There's no pain at all.
- [Dr. Suh] How do you like that?
- [Dr. Suh] (comments off microphone)
Okay?
Right over here, just relax.
(creaking)
- [Dr. Suh] So now, go ahead, try to bend forward.
How's your back?
- Yeah.
- [Dr. Suh] What does your back feel like right now?
- Feel likes my
what's it called,
(mutters)
more comfortable.
- [Dr. Suh] Little drop.
Try to relax.
(popping)
- [Dr. Suh] How's your chest right now?
- Much, much better.
Yeah, it's like,
hart to describe.
- [Dr. Suh] Alright, tell me,
how are things different since last visit?
- From the last visit,
my back and my neck's much much better now.
It's not feel pain when I wake up in the morning.
- [Dr. Suh] Alrihgt, that's great.
How's the mid back?
- It's not feeling anything else.
- [Dr. Suh] It's fine now?
No more chest pain?
- No more.
- [Dr. Suh] What about the heartburn?
- No.
I try to eat chocolates and (mumbles)
not feel it anymore.
- [Dr. Suh] So your usual triggers,
- Yeah.
The chocolate was really the worst one.
- [Dr. Suh] So no more problems, huh?
You're lovin' it, huh?
- Yeah, I like it.