Treatment Outcomes

After approximately two years of care, Howard reported substantial relief from his pain. The care allowed Howard to resume activities such as running and rollerblading that had previously been too difficult. The first noticeable improvement since surgery occurred only after beginning the current treatment. Howard described performing these activities as essentially pain-free after care. The major areas of ongoing improvement include hand sensation, reduced numbness, right leg function, and walking ability. After approximately two months of care, Diane reported significant improvement across her symptoms. The patient continues to notice ongoing improvement with treatment at the time of reporting. Diane recommended the care to others and had already brought her daughter to be treated at the same office. A noticeable change in walking function was observed after the very first treatment visit. Improvements became progressive with continued treatment rather than plateauing after initial gains. The numbness was described as essentially resolved and her overall wellbeing was much improved. Early apparent clinical response was defined as improvement within 48 to 72 hours of optimal antib…