Re: Haze,received results from X-ray need your help.

Hey there,
That is a mouthful to the lay-person for sure. In the cervical series report, (without seeing your films) I would assume that you have lost most or all of the normal curve in your neck. As a result, the biomechanics of your neck has changed. The result is that your vertebrae are no longer moving in the normal manner. therefore, your joints and discs are wearing down. This is commonly known as osteoarthritis in the medical realm and subluxation degeneration in chiropractic. Nonetheless, this loss of curve creates a weakening in the strutcure of your spine and puts significant pressure on the spinal cord and nerve roots. Over time as the curve in the neck is lost there can be pulling and stretching of the brainstem, spinal cord and nerve roots. this ultimately affects the function of your central nerve system. This system is controlling and coordinating everything in your body...including your reporductive areas. Now I am not saying that all conception problems are due to nerve interference (subluxation). what I am saying is that interference in the function of your nerve system is not helping the situation at all.
All of the terms used int he report are describing certain areas of the joints and parts of the spine. Notable at C4-C6 is evidence of degenerative changes.

In the lumabr views, you have a couple of joints on the back part of your spine that are oriented in one way on one side of the spine and another way on the other side of the spine.

Bottom line: I would encourage you to continue for as long as possible. I understand that finances is an issue. Make no mistake that your health must come first. Take a look at these websites for more info on degeration and how you can look up a DC who specializes in peri-natal care. Also, if you are not doing so, I would recommend "Taking charge of your Fertility" (BOOK) and drinking red raspberry leaf tea as much as possible to help strengthen your reproductive organs
God Bless,
Haze
http://www.icpa4kids.org
http://www.echiropractic.net/subluxation_degeneration.htm


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