Rehabilitation for Piriformis Syndrome | Video

Chronic pain is a well-known health issue that affects many individuals worldwide. According to the American Association of Neurological Surgeons, about 80 percent of Americans will experience back pain sometime throughout their lifetime. Chronic pain is a common reason for doctor office visits and it can occur due to a variety of health issues, including low back pain, sciatica or sciatic nerve pain, or piriformis syndrome. Common symptoms associated with chronic back pain can include, shooting or stabbing pain, muscle aches or soreness, as well as radiating pain and discomfort that can last for an extended period of time. Chronic pain can occur due to an automobile accident injury, work-related injury, sport-related injury, slip-and-fall accident or due to an underlying condition, such as ligament or muscle strain, bulging or herniated disks, osteoporosis, or arthritis, among other health issues. Chronic pain involves persistent symptoms. Individuals with chronic pain should visit a healthcare professional as soon as possible to diagnose and treat their health issues. Chiropractic care is a safe and effective, alternative treatment approach that uses spinal adjustments or manual manipulations to treat a variety of injuries and underlying conditions associated with the musculoskeletal and nervous system, including chronic pain and piriformis syndrome. Dr. Alex Jimenez, a chiropractor in El Paso, Tx, uses spinal adjustments and manual manipulations to carefully restore any spinal misalignments, or subluxations, caused by injuries or underlying conditions that may ultimately result in chronic pain and piriformis syndrome, among other well-known health issues. – Podcast Insight

[00:00:11] My name is David Garcia. Edgar M. Reyes. Mike Melgoza. Espinoza Dionicio. I work as a maintenance or facility person.

[00:00:20] I’m an active person.

[00:00:22] I gotta be moving up and down. I’m a truck driver for 35 years now.

[00:00:29] My injuries are off and on. My lower back has affected me a lot. I’m hurt. And it was killing me. I couldn’t walk. Basic things like putting on my shorts, pants, tying up my shoes. I haven’t been able to sleep. Oh, yeah. I couldn’t even walk like I said. I couldn’t walk more than 20, 25 yards. It was really affecting me. I had to get some help.

[00:00:56] He’s got the strength and the power of stretching the way your muscles.

[00:01:04] Awesome. I can’t say enough about Dr. Jimenez. He really helped me out. I can walk.

[00:01:11] My back is able to loosen up. I started to walk better.

[00:01:16] And the pain has gone. Like I go back to him, after seeing him. I know I can go back to doing whatever.

[00:01:25] He really is the best at talking to me about what is my problem. Nicest place I’ve ever been to with a chiropractor. I recommend Dr. Jimenez. He’s a great doctor. He communicates very well with his patients. He tries to help you in every way that you need. 

[00:01:43] I recommend him. It’s hard to find somebody that knows his job and the love for his job. And that’s why I always come back. I’ve got pain? I’m gonna look for him.

Neurotransmitter Assessment Form (NTAF)

The Neurotransmitter Assessment Form (NTAF) shown above can be filled out and presented to Dr. Alex Jimenez. The next symptoms that are listed on this form are not intended to be utilized as a diagnosis of any type of condition, disease, or syndrome, as well as any other type of health issue and complication.