As the title suggests, I started manual therapy yesterday. I'm trying to recover my leg after a stroke ... I admit that I was not familiar with exactly how this technique works. After the initial conversation about what I came for and viewing the tests, I lay down on the table and the doctor "started" me. The first few minutes I thought he just wanted to break me in two: D: D: D it was so weird !! There was an extremely ominous popping sound from everywhere ... I had the feeling that he was confusing me under the vertebrae of my spine. And now - the reason why I write at all - I don't know why I mentally collapsed. I cried out of nowhere. It didn't hurt, I had no reason ... the doctor was a professional, but I couldn't control myself. After the session I barely got home and roared for sure 3 hours (again for no reason): X later I read what it was about, and there is an alternative theory that this type of treatment, in addition to coming from antiquity, activates the life energy which, once there is a disease, is blocked somewhere. I believe a lot in Eastern culture ... I think emotions cause a lot of diseases. My question is do you think that harmful emotions have "emerged" after the 10 minute session Will it be the same next time? I don't want to ... now that I go back, I remember that the doctor wasn't particularly impressed by what led me to think it had happened before. I live in Germany, if that matters. Have you practiced this type of treatment? Did it have an effect? Thank you for your attention! My question is do you think that harmful emotions have "emerged" after the 10 minute session? Will it be the same next time? I don't want to ... now that I go back, I remember that the doctor wasn't particularly impressed by what led me to think it had happened before. I live in Germany, if that matters. Have you practiced this type of treatment? Did it have an effect? Thank you for your attention! My question is do you think that harmful emotions have "emerged" after the 10 minute session? Will it be the same next time? I don't want to ... now that I go back, I remember that the doctor wasn't particularly impressed by what led me to think it had happened before. I live in Germany, if that matters. Have you practiced this type of treatment? Did it have an effect? Thank you for your attention!
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Yes, there was a "passage of vital energy (chi / ki). It often happens during Reiki therapy. It just means that the doctor did his job PERFECTLY! Don't worry about crying at will, the respective chakra / energy center. You can also help yourself with meditation - just breathing, proper breathing for meditation.
Do not stain medicine with this nonsense. This is not a doctor who graduated in medicine. And a simple bachelor.
Are you sure that the person who gave you manual therapy is a doctor? Were you prescribed medical treatment and sent to this person or did you decide to go on your own? Chiropractors in the United States, unlike in Europe, are Doctors! In Europe there are Chakrakchii - rehabilitators, physiotherapists, masseurs. These people are not doctors. They have no right to diagnose or administer any treatment. Because you have to understand that Manual therapy is not a massage, but a healing procedure that heals the trauma with a trauma. For example, an injury or degenerative problem of the spine leads to subluxation of the vertebrae. The chiropractor returns the vertebrae to the site by applying a controlled force in the direction of the injury. That is why it is said to cause a new one. And here, if the person is not a professional doctor or a good diagnosis is not made, things can be fatally confused. So nerve surgeons wonder how to fix you. Therefore, manual therapy should be applied after a thorough analysis of medical examinations and at the discretion of a physician. You should be aware in advance of the complications that may occur with the use of Manual Therapy. Especially manual therapy in the neck area is extremely dangerous and can be fatal, as there is a danger that the vertebral artery that supplies the back of the brain will be injured. Prophylactic manual procedures on a healthy spine NO! Massage YES! After manual therapy you may get chills and cold sweats. Chiropractors say this is perfectly normal. And your body needs some time to adapt to the changes. And that's because you have spinal injuries after this therapy. If you open the medical literature and read the list of symptoms of injuries and spinal injuries there you will see that the symptoms are the same. It is normal when some part of your body is traumatized that you do not feel well emotionally, maybe this is the reason to cry. Now that you have this information, you can decide for yourself what to do from now on. Maybe your intuition tells you to stop these dangerous procedures. If you open the medical literature and read the list of symptoms of injuries and spinal injuries there you will see that the symptoms are the same. It is normal when a part of your body is traumatized that you do not feel well emotionally, maybe this is the reason to cry. Now that you have this information, you can decide for yourself what to do from now on. Maybe your intuition tells you to stop these dangerous procedures. If you open the medical literature and read the list of symptoms of injuries and spinal injuries there you will see that the symptoms are the same. It is normal when a part of your body is traumatized that you do not feel well emotionally, maybe this is the reason to cry. Now that you have this information, you can decide for yourself what to do from now on. Maybe your intuition tells you to stop these dangerous procedures.