@JenB Out of curiosity, how many patients was this in total? I am assuming that some may have had more than 1 diagnosis.
Yeah, that I can’t say. At least 64
@JenB Out of curiosity, how many patients was this in total? I am assuming that some may have had more than 1 diagnosis.
I thought so, too, but they count the junction to the head. It brings more money in.Oh i thought the cervical Junction is visible at cervical Spine Scan. Is this not the Case?
Is the Junction really not visible on cervical Spine scan? Or they cut it out?I thought so, too, but they count the junction to the head. It brings more money in.
I haven't tried it. If they say the cervical junction counts to the head, and you need the cervical junction, you will have to pay for the head, too. It's no use if you see the cervical junction only in part. Plus, if I remember correctly Dr. Gilete needs the cervical spine, too, else one could only make the head with junction.Is the Junction really not visible on cervical Spine scan? Or they cut it out?
I don’t see anyone scolding. There’s a difference between people saying they won’t endorse the idea, which could be very risky, and scolding. I think that stem cell results could be very dramatic if one isn’t continually exposed to whatever caused the cci in the first place—the root cause has to be addressed. I wish I could do stem cells and that’s it was covered by insurance. I think that it is a good startbut i often get scolded for bringing up the idea of foreign surgeons here. this is wrong. we must face the fact that thousands or millions cannot have surgery in spain or the USA. and many are severely ill. so we must be able to discuss this issue freely
invasive traction is expensive though...thousands of dollars
there was someone on this board and I think on this thread much earlier on who said they had surgery on neck with no improvement in CFS symptoms. maybe some things improved like headaches or something, I cannot remember. anyway. dr. GIlete's office told me that there are some who do not improve after surgery
I tagged you in my update to ask if I can - because I am still not 100% whether or not I had AAI.@StarChild56 would you consider answering my CCI survey. The end of the survey page contains questions about the results of surgery, and asks which symptoms specifically improved as a result of surgery.
I have asked someone who sees dr. B to ask about the indian and Chinese doctors and if one can see dr. B and have him confer with the Asian doctors. I am waiting for more info. Unfortunately, I do not know how to obtain more info about these doctors. I asked dr G's office but I was told they do not know about them. I am at a loss as to what to do if the stem cells don't work, and my hopes are very low.@Daffodil Were you able to find out more about Dr Atul Goel and how experienced he his in this type of diagnosis and surgery?
I'm very interested in visiting him as I live in India. However, he's still over 1000km away from me, so I want to put in a bit more research before going for a visit.
yes, it's like a kind of gearing turning as I move. Nobody else can ear it, it's too softi have some weird sounds going in my neck when i turn my head. anyone else?
lol yes! i described it before as a creaking but gear turning is more accurateyes, it's like a kind of gearing turning as I move. Nobody else can ear it, it's too soft
i have some weird sounds going in my neck when i turn my head. anyone else?