- Okay, I've had low back pain for many, many years.
It was never really, really bad where I had to seek
treatment, but lately I've been experiencing
some abdominal discomfort in my urinal/genital area.
Also, I have a burning sensation in my rectum.
And these symptoms exacerbate when I'm at work,
and I'm sitting down for long periods of time.
I also had some frequent urination symptoms.
And I went to my urologist for this,
and he diagnosed me with prostatitis.
- So instrumentation showing a massive heat differential
right at that level.
So we can see also with visualization.
There is significant swelling right on this side,
'cause there's none present on here.
We see this huge one right over here.
So it's trying to protect this spot right over here.
Okay, next part we do is
you're gonna do motion with that hip in,
and we're gonna see what's moving and not moving.
Anything?
- Nope
- We got something going on in the sacrum already.
How's that?
Not too bad?
- Nope
- It's a little stuck on this segment right here.
- A little stiff
- Yeah, stiff
Pain right here?
- Not really
- What about here?
Pain?
- Whoa
- Yeah, this is the one.
This number two, second sacral segment.
I can easily turn you to the right
can't turn to well to the left.
Feel that difference there?
See, to the left, stuck.
To the right, easy.
Feel it?
- Mm-hm
- So that followup, that's what we're gonna fix on you.
There are two neurological areas of concern
that we need to address.
First one, the sacral plexus,
and the second one, is the lumbar plexus nerves.
Now, more precisely, the second, third, and fourth
sacral nerves are involved with the colon.
And second, third, and fourth lumbar spinal nerves
are involved with the reproductive system.
In this x-ray structural analysis,
we identify two structural abnormalities.
The second sacral segment and the fourth lumbar.
Now, because this patient still has
a rudimentary sacral disc and there's trauma to it,
the disc space opened up posterior-wards
with a significant wedge.
So therfor, this is what we need to correct on him,
in addition to, the fourth lumbar,
as you can see in stead of being straight midline,
all the structures above it started deviating
towards the right.
Therefor, this is the one we need to correct on him.
There it is.
Now I'm gonna pump this up a bit,
'cause it's very swollen there a bit.
So as we see over here, the swelling,
this bulge that was significantly there before,
is not as prominent.
So it looks like there's a marked, significant reduction
of this swelling right over here.
- The overall urinal/genital symptoms are a lot milder.
I do still feel some pain in the lower back
where the sacrum area is.
And that's pretty much it.
- Okay, give us an update.
How is the burning colon sensation?
- The burning is much better.
I can say that I don't feel it
almost at all like I was before.
- What about the prostate?
- The prostate?
I still have some mild symptoms,
but they're very mild,
nothing compared to what it was before.
- Okay, great, so we'll keep working on it.
- I mean, ever since the beginning, the symptoms
are much, much better.
The prostatitis symptoms that I had are practically gone.
Some other abdomen discomfort that I had,
some testicular tenderness that I had,
that's also much better ever since the last adjustment
that we did.
Overall, in general, I'm much, much better
ever since I came here. (chuckles)
- What about that burning colon you %mentioned?
- That, the burning sensation, is gone, completely gone.
- Nice
- I don't have it anymore.
- Nice
All right, thanks for the update.
- Thank you.