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Chest pain walking by Stuart G. Patient Expert

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Posted Fri 21 Nov 2008 4:26pm Day shift: Ten calls; all by ambulance. Stats: 1 ?fit; 4 Chest pains (one eTOH, so possibly not); 1 RTC with knee injury; 1 Hypothermia; 1 DIB; 1 Seizure with chest pain... as ‘shaking legs’. His foot is heavily bandaged and the stump shape indicates that is doesn’t exist anymore…or at least his toes don’t. So he’s unstable when he walks anyway. The call Read on »

Walk Your Pains Away by Nav J. Patient Expert

Posted Fri 29 Jan 2010 12:00am pretty miraculous. In 2005, Phillips began having back and neck pain. Where most people have a curve from their spine into their neck, her neck is straight. She suffered severe arthritis in her neck and spine. "I was unable to walk. The pain was unreal at times," she said. Several years before the pain started, Phillips was on her way to pick up her Read on »

Patient’s Own Stem Cells Gives Her Relief to Help Heal Faster And The the Ability To Walk Pain Free After Back Surgery by Medical Quack Patient Expert

Posted Tue 21 Sep 2010 3:58pm and there’s no problem with rejection since it is her own cells and she is back to walking again. This is amazing. Her cells were re-injected at the surgery site to help her heal. In a related... an innovative way to help patients heal quickly -- by using their own stem cells. A local patient cannot believe how quickly it helped her get over her pain and heal faster than ever. She Read on »

Australian Woman Has Stem Cell Transplant of Bone Marrow to Treat Multiple Sclerosis-Walking Again and Pain Is Gone by Medical Quack Patient Expert

Posted Fri 11 Feb 2011 12:57pm others hope. She said within days of her transplant at Canberra Hospital in November her pain vanished and she was able to walk long distances after two years of being... This is a pretty amazing story and she’s the second person in Australia to under go the procedure. She says it’s a miracle so far as she’s up walking again after being Read on »

Dr. Schnee's Cold Laser Knee Program Provides Bone on Bone Knee Pain Relief for Severe Knee Pain Sufferer by Dr. Alexandra Schnee, D.C Posted Sat 12 Jun 2010 10:59pm "Before starting care my knee pain was very severe, all the time. It was a burning, searing pain that was constant and I could barely walk. I couldn’t bend my leg. I could hardly walk up stairs. I took baby steps. Getting up from a sitting position was very difficult. I woke up all the time from the pain. I tried cortisone shots Read on »

Walking back pain away by Steve Hatherley Posted Tue 09 Dec 2008 11:07pm I have found that my back pain is lessened the more walking I do. And by walking, I don't mean just mooching around the shopping mall or around town - I mean getting up...* of walking, walking isn't enough to get rid of my back pain completely - so it's part of my overall regime. The one time it did work is when I was on a walking holiday in the Faroe Read on »

Graded exercise or walks for recurrent low back pain by Bronwyn T. Occupational Therapist

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Posted Wed 04 Mar 2009 3:11pm of two popular approaches to reactivation for people with recurrent low back pain - graded exercises for eight weeks, or a walking programme for eight weeks. While I could argue... 15-minute walks each day ‘ at the fastest pace that was convenient and did not set off pain. If their pain persisted or increased they should slow down. They should continue Read on »

Multiple Sclerosis, Back Pain, Hot Water Surplus, and Something Called WalkAide by Jughead Patient Expert

Posted Sat 13 Jun 2009 12:38am interest to me. I was looking at One Life's blog and he had a thing about something called WalkAide. I am skeptical about a lot of things in life, but I am also hopeful. The video Read on »

My Sever Knee Pain Is Gone Thanks To Dr. Tracy Ellis by Dr. Ellis Posted Tue 07 Dec 2010 6:24pm Before I came to Dr. Ellis my knees hurt so badly I was limping when I walked. The pain was severe and walking and standing for any period of time was no fun. In the past.... I no longer limp when I walk and walking and standing is much better.Im thankful I came to Dr. Ellis’ office and received his treatment for my knee pain. Ivan Stewart Read on »

Bulging discs, stenosis, severe back pain…is there hope? Watch this. by Matt Whitehead Posted Sun 13 Mar 2011 6:46pm Jerry could not stand or walk without severe pain because of bulging discs and stenosis and was told by several surgeons he needed surgery. He decided to try Egoscue first. In the three months since starting at Egoscue Orange County, here’s what happened: Read on »