Nausea and gastroparesis can indicate cervical instability may be present
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- Опубликовано: 2 авг 2020
- Ross Hauser, MD discusses one of the awful symptoms many of our patients are facing and why they reach out for help: nausea. This is one of the more commonly occurring, but less commonly discussed, symptoms that are associated with cervical spine instability. Despite visits with multiple GI specialists, dietary changes, supplement use, extreme nausea and inability to digest food may be an ongoing issue until cervical instability is resolved. In this video, Dr. Hauser explains why this happens.
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I was diagnosed with gastroparesis at 19. Life has been a living hell for 17 years. I wish someone could fix me, I'm tired of being sick from the time I go to bed to 4hours after getting up.
I honestly felt like crying after watching this. I’m a Army Vet in my 30’s and have been going to the VA and private doctors for over a decade and no one has been able to figure out what’s wrong with me. Their answers have been pain meds and muscle relaxers…. You described what I have felt everyday. No one understands… Doctors, friends, or family. This video gives me hope. Thank you so much sir. It means the world to me
Have u figure it 0ut? Hope u feel better
Did you solve your problem? I hope yes.
Thank you so much! So many of us have been dismissed, repeatedly. It is empowering just to finally understand what is going on inside the body.
Thank you for your videos. It seems like you are one of the so very few out there who gets it. Please continue to spread the word. Drs like you validate how so many of us suffering feel. It seems like anyone I tell my symptoms thinks I'm making things up.
Hi Charlotte, Thank you for your kind words. We definitely get it and hear horror story after horror story from patients trying to "convince" their local doctors that they have these symptoms. To us,, it makes perfect sense once the vagus nerve and cervical instability connection is well understood, but most doctors simply do not specialize in this nor have the passion to master how to treat it. Often, the patients just keep getting referred out because the doctors don't know what to do within the limited treatment options that they offer. Sorry that you have been dealing with this! Our neck center in Florida specializes in turning cases like this around and resolving the cervical instability, when that is found to be the underlying issue. If you ever would like us to review your case to see if you sound like a good candidate for our clinics, please feel free to reach out. Wish you all the best in health!
You just described my case to a T. I have severe degenerative disc disease, cervical instability, fused from C5 to C7, with a current large herniation C7-T1 , chronic intractable pain AND Gastroparesis diagnosed by the emptying scan which required a pyloroplasty and Nissen fundoplication. Damn! This was a revelation! I also have pulsatile tinnitus. This was the first I’ve heard of a vagal nerve connection. It all makes perfect sense now! I’m scheduled for an ACDF in June. I will discuss this information with my neurosurgeon, GI guy and pain management doc. I’m just blown away. Thank you 🙏
I think this is my problem, too. I have herniated and ruptured discs C1-7, arthritis, bone spurs growing into the spinal cord area, and spondylitis. I also have gastroparesis. I wish all doctors were like this!
WOW! Just WOW! Thank you SO much for creating this! I have SOME of this but not all. My mom had a LOT of these problems. I wish I could have showed her this before she passed. I think it might have helped her even more than it might help me. Again, THANK YOU FOR EXISTING AND POSTING THIS!
Thanks for watching, Janice! We are praying for your complete healing, sending you lots of love and hugs!
Aaaaaaaa this video just answered a lot of questions I've been asking, thank you for posting this!! I'll definitely be adding this to my resources to show my doctor because this literally explains some of these symptoms to a tee, and also connects it with other things I've already found research wise in peer-reviewed publications
I just want to stress that the vast majority of people do not associate these problems with issues of the neck/atlas. Ive chatted with over 30 people on reddit that all have similar issues like brainfog, tmj, vertigo! Everyday I'm seeing new posts about this. They're all living in the dark! Only a small number of people know about upper cervical care/prolotherapy being the solution. So please if you can contribute to the /Brainfog /TMJ communities on Reddit! You can really save lives by contributing your knowledge to the world.
Everybody is simply going to doctors who overmedicate and tell them to go home, it shouldnt be this way! So please if you could spread the world online!
Thanks again!
Hi Yohn- good to hear from you. Thank you for sharing that. It is very unfortunate that people spend a lot of time not getting any answers and feeling that managing symptoms with medications and dealing with all the side effects is the only way. We hope that we can continue to help more people understand that there are other options for both diagnosing the problem correctly and then possible treatments. Wish you all the best in health!
Thank you for speaking truth. If only my doctor didn't consider me an untrustworthy drug attention seeking demon. Naa she doesn't say I'm a demon. I just can't be trusted to speak of my own body and pain. She thinks Ehlers Danlos Syndrome is party tricks and at 60 I don't understand. I still have pain.Nausea is my name puking is my game. It is so demeaning. Thanks for what you do.
Hi humility1st, so very sorry about the medical care you have been receiving and your doctor not understanding. You are not alone, it is not a conditions most providers really understand and usually it is best for people to find providers that do understand it and are passionate about working with that patient population. If you feel that we may be a fit for you in the future, we'd love to help. We wish you all the best in health.
It sounds like you need to fire your doctor and hire a new one. I have Ehlers Danlos syndrome as well, and it's a complex disorder which can affect multiple aspects of the body. Since EDS affects collagen, and collagen is used everywhere in the body, it is a systemic health condition.
This is me. Thank you for this video
How u feel now? Did u find a treatment
Thanks for sharing this knowledge finally I got my answer after suffering from 3 Months. I have a neck n shoulder pain specially near the neck area since 4years. Bt last 2-3 months am also struggling with morning sickness, head spinning, weakness and urge to have vomit after every meal n some time feel the chest pain as well
Hi Megha Sharma- sorry to hear that you've been going through this for a few years now, and it makes sense, in our experience, that it would worsen as these conditions are progressive. If you would like our team to review your case in more detail, we'd be happy to see if we can help you here. Feel free to reach out to us directly any time. We wish you all the best in your continued search for answers to restoring your health. Take good care.
Any help in india for this symptoms
Iv been suffering 12yrs now iv been told my stomach dosent work at all its a miserable way of life im now bedridden and house bound i dono if i can cope anymore
I am the same, sometimes when I wake in the morning, I feel so awful, I just can't wait to sleep.. and it's hard to go to sleep sometimes.. I'm always tired, always miserable.. I feel alot of guilt because I can't tend to my Family like I used to.. anxiety is really bad, acid reflux 24/7 and my kids don't understand me, stress is takingca huge toll on me. I'll be praying for everyone on here. God Bless you 🙏 ❤️
Q: Hello and Thank you for your great and optimistic videos!! I injured my neck Oct 2020...I've had a number of treatments to no avail. The nausea is getting worse by the day. I am scheduled to begin Prolotherapy in Ann Arbor, MI next week...My question to you is, do you believe the most basic treatment of Dextrose will help with the nausea?? The pain in my neck is about 3 but the nausea makes things so much worse. Thank you in advance!
Im so glad you brought up the point of gastroparesis. I would mentioned it to my GI and a neuro surgeon I went to see due to neck pain, which his response to me was pepper in some yoga🙄 and my pain will get better. Needless to say, they laughed at me. They said it had nothing to do with the vagus nerve. In your practice, how do you correct this?
Hi Arlene, Sorry to hear about your gastroparesis. We discuss it a little more in today's video: ruclips.net/video/o6maPOiDGes/видео.html As well as in our 3-part vagus nerve webinar series, if you really want to get into detail! :) We use Digital Motion X-ray to look at the vertebrae of the neck in motion, as well as physical exam and other dynamic tests, and address with curve correction and Prolotherapy. We'd love to review your case in more detail if you would like our help. Wish you all the best in health and getting to the bottom of your gastroparesis! Take care.
How are you now?
You might have just changed my life! I’ve been vomiting since I was 17 and sick since childhood. I just received a GP diagnosis at almost 19. I’m wondering if it can be fixed now instead of just treated
Go to a chiropractor. They can help.
@@Adentalgrl why a chiropractor? I’ve been going to one for years for other issues
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It involves the cervical spine and the Vegas nerve. A chiropractor can help...that's their area of expertise. I have been to some that are not as helpful as they could be, though.
Talk to your chiropractor next visit (or make an appointment just for this) about the fact that your stomach issue and if he's unaware...hopefully he's not... tell him that it's related to the Vegas nerve and cervical spine and that you'd like help with it.
@@Adentalgrl I went to a spinal specialist a month or two ago and he said he had never even heard of gastroparesis. I told him it was damage to the vagus nerve and he recommended I see a brain specialist
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I am telling you. A good chiropractor will know what this is and how to address it. If yours doesn't call around to others and ask over the phone to find one faster. You have nothing to lose to try it (but maybe a co-pay, lol) but loads to gain!
I have to take a Percocet until my stomach stops hurting enough to eat if I want the nausea and pain to go away quick. Otherwise I'll be rolling around in agony for hours waiting for my stomach to relax enough to eat without getting nauseous. Nausea medicine just makes me unable to puke but I still feel extremely nauseous.
Is there a Dr like you who can help me with this issues in California?
I have this I’m 34. It’s horrible. At the end of every week I feel so awful
Dr. Hauser if i have problems with Luschka joint can it cause neck instability and constant tinnitus and are you usind just dextrose or platelet-rich plasma as well? 💪
I was recently diagnosed with gastroparesis. Three years ago, I broke my C2 on both sides. It took 8 months to heal. I did not want surgery. Since that time my stomach issues a have increased. Could this possibly be related to my neck injuries?
Very interesting, I will talk to my doctor to get test. In one of the videos, the doctor said , one of the reason in caused by cell phones, pc, because we always have the head and neck looking down and in that position for a long time. before new technology, people used to read, and the head/neck is in the same position. I sew, hand embroidery, etc, my head is in the same position when I use the cell. Imagine those people who work in factories for a long hours. So, it seems this condition has been around for a long time.
Hi angie p, Thank you for sharing, and yes, we do understand that many people kept their head down to read, sew, etc. So, for some people who are suffering from it now, it could be from years of having the head down whether on a cell phone, hobbies, occupational, etc. We can just say from our clinical observation and what is in the medical research, these cases are reported in unprecedented numbers and from various medical specialties. There can be multiple reasons why someone experiences this, and we present one consideration as it relates to neck stability and curvature. We wish you all the best in health for the new year!
Can the Vegas nerve/cervical issue cause
Jack hammer esophagus?
What about being a type one diabetic ? I was diagnosed last year and last week developed Gastroparesis
Hello doctor, I have intestinal paralysis, I visited more than one doctor and did not find a solution. Please help me
I have cervical stenosis after a neck injury. I have tingling in my head.neck stiffness. Ears feels blocked.but its the nausea that affects me more.
We are so sorry to hear this Dean, previous trauma can have a really negative effect on our cervical spine. We’d love to get you in for an exam and consult!
Hello. I have neck pain, back pain, headaches, and nausea. This all came on suddenly about 4 months ago starting with the headaches and progressing to neck pain, back pain, and followed by nausea. The nausea has become almost unbearable. I'm waiting on results from an MRI but could this be my issue? Hope you can give me some advice. Thanks.
I’ve had facial paresthesia in the past and doctors didnt know why. Now I have gastroparesis and gerd. I also have nerve issues in my back. Perhaps these are all interconnected?
Hi John, In our experience, they are often interconnected. You may want to check out our webinars on the vagus nerve, which really dive deep into the subject and how this nerve can become impaired and create a whole host of symptoms (some intermittent and some constant) due to the cervical spine being unstable. If you would like us to review your case in more detail, feel free to tell us more about your symptoms and history: www.caringmedical.com/conditions/prolotherapy-neck-pain-cervical-instability/#get-help-now Wish you all the best in health and getting to the bottom of what is going on!
What do you think about prolozone vs prolotherapy?
Hi Ty, Thanks for the question. We use many types of Prolotherapy solutions, including ozone in appropriate cases. In our experience, the long-term success of the treatment in more complex or severe cases has to do with the injection technique and experience of the provider. You can see on our channel some examples of treatments being done that involve many injections to cover the whole joint, not just a couple of injections. If you think of it like spot welding, you want to address all the weakened supportive structures of a joint, so that has been our experience over the past 28 years. Wish you all the best.
I have Trigeminal and Glossopharyngeal neuralgia. I have the symptoms of GP and I’ve always thought my vagus nerve was involved but none of my Drs can find anything. I have quite a bit of back pain. Can a chiropractor help me?
Hi Texas Girl, Just replied to you in another video. A chiropractor may be able to help and could be an avenue worth exploring. If you feel that you would like to see our team, including our chiropractor, you are welcome to reach out to us directly. Wish you all the best in healing and getting to the bottom of your chronic symptoms. Take care.
I think you just changed my life...
Thank you Amen
I also have visual snow I think do you as a dr see visual improvements after prolotherapy?
Hi Lyncie, Yes, visual snow and other problems can be associated with the vagus nerve problems from cervical instability, and improved when the spine is stabilized. Some of the other issues are discussed in this video and on our channel:ruclips.net/video/KN78t_9gpwA/видео.html
Hi. My sister is Saudi Arabia but she complains that she vomits every morning and feels weak and gains some strength in the afternoon
I’m always throwing up if I eat or drink anything I vomit I’m over it
I have listened to a lot of your talks and I do have gastroperesis. I have gone from January unable,to eat solids if I do I’m in pain and pay. As I said I live north for myer was glad to find you and disappointed t find I can’t afford you. So I suffer. Then has a Gastro doctor tell me I need to take a anxiety medication and chill after loosing 30 pounds. I was told if the hospital did not keep me after an ER visit I should be ok. I started to cry cause one trip a few years ago I was told there was no reason to keep me only to find out on vacation in another state I had invasive colon cancer causing my problems.
Can prolotherapy heal gastroparesis?
Dude, i honestly think i have this. What type of docotor diganose this particular problem?
We would love to help you get a proper diagnosis! Please reach out to our office directly and someone from our amazing clinical team can learn more about your case and help you get scheduled!
Hi. I'm from Bangladesh. I have a friend who is having severe gut issues for last one and half year. Now we are in India for her treatment. She has lost 13kgs in just one year. Her stomach intestines are not contracting at all. She can't eat anything. None of the doctors could find out her problem. We have watched all of your videos. We can't go to your country. We want to do video consultation with yoy. Is this possible? How can i get you? Please let us know. Please help us. She is suffering a lot.
how is she now?
Did indian doctors help?
Can the gastroparesis improve once the cervical instability is fixed?
Hi Shawn Rowe, Yes, we see digestive conditions including gastroparesis improve in patients as their cervical stability/curve improves.
If I reverse my diabetes, will the gastroparesis go away?
My nausea went away for 3 months after ACDF C 5,6 C 6,7 surgery now its back 😞
Hi Geri, So sorry to hear that! We do see patients here in our center after a fusion surgery failed to alleviate the symptoms long-term. If you feel that there may be other symptoms associated with your cervical instability/curve, and would like our team to possibly see you here, you are welcome to reach out to us directly for a more detailed case review. We wish you all the best in navigating your options and finding resolution of your symptoms. Take care, Geri.
How do I get to see this doctor?
Hi Shahram, You can feel free to reach out to us directly through our CaringMedical.com site, email or phone. We would be happy to review your case to see if you sound like a good candidate for our clinic. Take care for now.