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Thanks for such a swift response!
Considering you've got a 23 year history I suppose I can expect this to be expensive. Guess I should get some health insurance sorted.
mdle-
in which case you can't tell your doctor about the injury until after you have taken out insurance - or it will come under "pre existing conditions"
seriously don't dick around, see a doctor get an MRI and proper diagnosis. any osteopath or chiropractor who thinks they can work without an MRI scan is a fucking charlatan.
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Ha, no!.
That first visit was after a 'team-building exercise',
when a sycophant in the Accounts Department organised a a days horse riding to please the (horse riding) Company Secretary!
It is not the same 'injury' over all those years.Today I could have cancelled the appointment as exercise over the weekend had allowed me to sleep freely overnight, but I wanted it checked out,
and,
separately some stiffness in my neck checked and hopefully sorted,
which the Osteo achieved.
dancing james
mespilus
Yep,
get yourself to a good Osteopath.
Cannot remember my exact details, (saw my Osteo today, muscle spasm L3/L4 since Friday), and he ran through my previous vists since '94.
Think the fingers tingling may have been after being rear-ended in a car collision.