Understanding Chronic Pain in Veterans: Traditional Approaches and Their Limitations
The physical effects of years of service for many veterans are extensive and go beyond emotional wounds that include problems with joints, musculoskeletal conditions, and chronic pain. These kinds of conditions are frequently brought on by the strain of strenuous physical activity, military injuries, and the rigorous demands of an active lifestyle. Traditional methods of treating these conditions, such as painkillers, physical therapy, and even surgery, might help a little, but they are rarely effective in dealing with the underlying problems or provide long-term solutions.
Veterans experiencing chronic pain frequently deal with emotional issues including anxiety or post-traumatic stress disorder (PTSD), reduced mobility, and a lower quality of life. In these situations, an extensive approach that takes into account both the body as well as the brain can be necessary. For veterans dealing with the psychological and physical effects of their service, Equiscope Therapy is a modern therapy option. It may help people in regaining overall comfort and mobility through promoting tissue regeneration and reducing pain.
A Closer Look at the Client’s Challenges: A Lifetime of Injuries and Chronic Pain
The veteran suffered multiple serious injuries after serving in the military for almost thirty years, including fractures to his wrist, arm, clavicle, shoulder, and knee. He also has recurrent knee issues that have left him without cartilage beneath his right patella. Chronic pain, stiffness, and decreased mobility brought on by these injuries made it challenging to perform everyday duties and activities.
The veteran’s main challenges were as follow:
- He has chronic left-sided pain that affects his neck, shoulder, and jaw.
- Right knee pain that has persisted, with an MRI scheduled to evaluate possible surgical options.
- He has severe pain and stiffness in his left scapula and trapezius, which restricts his range of motion.
- He has been prescribed anxiety medications due to a history of PTSD.
Despite using traditional methods to seek relief, the veteran’s efforts yielded little results. For a more comprehensive solution, he then resorted to Equiscope Therapy.
The Protocol: A Personalized Equiscope Approach to Pain Relief
To address the veteran’s physical pain, injuries, and PTSD, a customized Equiscope protocol was developed. The goals of the protocols were to reduce pain, increase range of motion, and offer a more comprehensive approach to overall wellness.
Included in the protocol were:
- Plates applied to the spine at T6 and T8 to target pain and stiffness in the upper back and shoulders.
- Plates placed on the upper trapezius and scapula at T4 to alleviate discomfort and improve shoulder mobility.
- Additional plates applied at C6, C7, T5, and T7, targeting the neck to reduce tightness and promote better alignment.
- A full spinal protocol from T1 to L5, with channel 2 focused on the left scapula at T4 to relieve pain and improve movement.
- Stimulation of meridian points ST36 and K27, which may help support overall healing and energy balance.
The Results: Transforming Pain into Comfort and Mobility
The Equiscope protocols yielded impressive outcomes. The veteran felt a great deal of relief in just three sessions. His left trapezius and scapula, which had previously restricted his range of motion, no longer hurt or were stiff. He was able to move with no pain after the third session since he had fully recovered his neck and shoulders.
The veteran’s range of motion improved and his chronic pain decreased, improving his comfort and quality of life. In addition to improving his physical mobility, these positive results had a good effect on his mental health and made it easier for him to cope with his PTSD symptoms. By addressing both the physical and emotional aspects of his condition, the Equiscope protocol has proven to be an effective, non-invasive therapy for recovery.
A New Path to Healing: Restoring Balance and Comfort
This particular case illustrates Equiscope therapy’s potential for people with complicated, long-term issues brought on by physical trauma and mental health issues. This approach may provide a comprehensive, efficient way to relieve pain, regain mobility, and enhance mental health for veterans dealing with comparable problems.
Equiscope therapy might be the answer you’ve been looking for if you or someone you love is dealing with chronic pain, difficulties related to movement, or the aftereffects of trauma. It may alleviate pain, promote healthier tissues, and assist you on your path to better health!
Disclaimer: The cases presented by various Equiscope Practices have not been evaluated by the FDA and are not intended to diagnose or treat any disease. Please consult your physician before making any healthcare decisions.