When you are involved in an auto accident, there is a traumatic shift of the neck, upper back, shoulder, rib cage, and even jaw. You can suffer chronic pain for a lifetime. Most sports, work, and auto injuries involve a similar injury cycle. There is a period of pain, stiffness (compression), and sometimes compressed nerves, leading to a diagnosis of thoracic outlet syndrome.
What people don’t understand is that even the most severe injuries heal. Why is it that severe ankle sprains that involve torn ligaments, torn tissues that bleed inside, causing 1–3 inches of swelling, heal more than auto accident and impact injuries?
If you had an auto accident, sports injury, or work accident, and you got every form of recommended therapy, yet you are still experiencing signs of thoracic outlet syndrome, then you need to read Chapter 10, “What Treatment Doesn’t Work and Why?” You will probably see your doctor’s approach listed in that chapter.
So, when we revisit the other possible causes of thoracic outlet syndrome, you must have a new perspective on why you are not improving. After a work injury, car accident, or sports injury, as long as there are no constant triggers of these muscle super contractions, you should heal just like any other injury.
Sometimes unethical personal injury and workers’ compensation attorneys send patients to what I call, “Medical Bill Mills” to get a diagnosis and some worthless treatment that produces a bill they can submit for payment from the insurance company to get you money for your pain and suffering. It’s interesting how patients who do not improve and are left in a chronic state of suffering have higher financial settlements than those who get healthy after treatment from an auto accident or work injury.
Sometimes, you have to wonder what the motive is of the attorneys when they send you to a doctor who really doesn’t do much for you to improve your condition. I would recommend that you fire the doctor and the attorney and find somebody who can help you. The settlement is usually about the same, but you’re not.
You are locked in a lifetime of chronic pain, if the treatment is done right. Find a doctor that will treat you according to what I recommend in this book or call me and I will personally help you myself.
For those of you who feel you have been misguided into treatment that did not provide maximum medical improvement, there is still hope for you.
Please call my office, and let’s talk this over.
(773) 735-5200
Dr James Stoxen DC., FSSEMM (hon) He is the president of Team Doctors®, Treatment and Training Center Chicago, one of the most recognized treatment centers in the world.
Dr Stoxen is a #1 International Bestselling Author of the book, The Human Spring Approach to Thoracic Outlet Syndrome. He has lectured at more than 20 medical conferences on his Human Spring Approach to Thoracic Outlet Syndrome and asked to publish his research on this approach to treating thoracic outlet syndrome in over 30 peer review medical journals.
He has been asked to submit his other research on the human spring approach to treatment, training and prevention in over 150 peer review medical journals. He serves as the Editor-in-Chief, Journal of Orthopedic Science and Research, Executive Editor or the Journal of Trauma and Acute Care, Chief Editor, Advances in Orthopedics and Sports Medicine Journal and editorial board for over 35 peer review medical journals.
He is a much sought-after speaker. He has given over 1000 live presentations and lectured at over 70 medical conferences to over 50,000 doctors in more than 20 countries. He has been invited to speak at over 300 medical conferences which includes invitations as the keynote speaker at over 50 medical conferences.
After his groundbreaking lecture on the Integrated Spring-Mass Model at the World Congress of Sports and Exercise Medicine he was presented with an Honorary Fellowship Award by a member of the royal family, the Sultan of Pahang, for his distinguished research and contributions to the advancement of Sports and Exercise Medicine on an International level. He was inducted into the National Fitness Hall of Fame in 2008 and the Personal Trainers Hall of Fame in 2012.
Dr Stoxen has a big reputation in the entertainment industry working as a doctor for over 150 tours of elite entertainers, caring for over 1000 top celebrity entertainers and their handlers. Anthony Field or the popular children’s entertainment group, The Wiggles, wrote a book, How I Got My Wiggle Back detailing his struggles with chronic pain and clinical depression he struggled with for years. Dr Stoxen is proud to be able to assist him.
Full Bio) Dr Stoxen can be reached directly at teamdoctors@aol.com
