May 4, 2026 - Medical Incurable Tailbone Pain - Case History

May 4, 2026 Puzzle Piece

Medical Incurable Tailbone Pain - Case History

Several months earlier, this patient entered the hospital for medical care for what turned out to be a stroke with a brain bleed.   He was having seizures following the stroke and was on medication for the seizures and for high blood pressure.  He was in the hospital and was stabilized for that situation.  He did not have chest pain, palpitations, or shortness of breath.  He did have a abnormal non-specific T wave abnormality on the EKG.  Head CT showed moderate-severe focal stenosis in basilar arteries.  They did not need stenting per angiogram.

In the course of his hospital stay, he developed severe tailbone pain.   As is usual and customary in a hospital situation, he was examined and treated by several specialties, including a neurologist.  Nothing that was done gave him and relief temporarily or long term.

They ruled out this new development of tailbone pain was related to the brain lesion.  They told him to see his family doctor when he was released from the hospital.  In the meantime, his neighbors told him I had helped them with neuromuscular complaints and several other problems.

That is where this case gets very interesting.  A previous Chiropractic College President, Harold Harper, DC wrote a book, Anything Can Cause Anything.  When we are in a differential diagnosis situation, like we are every day of our practice, we need to have to have and open mind and lots of experience to assist us in arriving at the best answer.

Please watch this case unfold.  In the hospital, they did not find the cause of this severe pain, nor where they able to give him any relief.  The Xray’s were not helpful and the examination and any treatment unsuccessful. 

Our examination of structural issues demonstrated a category II of the right hip, a fixation of the right sacrum and tailbone (PLUS) with lumbar, thoracic, and cervical subluxations from a Chiropractic viewpoint.  He was found to have adrenal stress with postural hypotension and responded well to Opti-Adrenal.



On Reflex Testing, he demonstrated a weak heart reflex, which responded well to Opti-Heart.  This reflex can be related to blood pressure and fluid retention reflexes as well.  All three were weak and all three responded or went  negative with Opti-Heart.



The physical exam also showed his abdomen was significantly larger than his waist, which demonstrated central obesity.  This information indicated I should introduce him to Jason Fung’s book, The Diabetes Code, which spells out how increased insulin can cause high blood pressure and a much higher risk (over more than 50%) of heart attacks and strokes.

On the second visit, he stated his pain was much reduced from the first visit/adjustment but was starting to return. This time I had him remove his long pants so I could examine the tailbone and entire leg better.  I pulled his underwear below the tailbone and discovered he had a scar on this area from a cyst removal.  He did not think to mention that during the initial exam.  I also noted a scar on the calf, where a skin cancer had been biopsied and removed.

Right here is where I cheat but will tell you how to evaluate without being able to see energy fields.  I could see an energy line running between the tailbone scar and the leg scar.  I now knew these scars had set up an abnormal field and had to be treated.  If I did not see this line, I would assume it might exist since scars frequently and almost always interrupt normal energy flow.

If you test a strong muscle and then you or the patient touches the scar, if involved, the tested muscle will weaken.  Both of these scars were active (weakened strong muscles on therapy localization).  Listen closely.  His arm was strong on testing his strength.  If he or I touched either scar, the strong muscle would weaken.  In this case muscle testing is like algebra.  Two negatives = a positive or makes the tested muscle strong if touched both scars at the same time.

If you have in injection license, you can inject procaine into each scar.  It is about the only caine that stimulates the parasympathetic nervous system.  Lidocaine etc. stimulates the sympathetic NS which is not as effective.  If you have two lasers, you can laser both areas at the same time.  If you only have one, laser one area while you stimulate the other area with your finger or hand. Then do the other area changing the laser and the hand positions.

Being certified in Acupuncture, I needle both areas and then laser both.  Scar tissue holds abnormal energy and can and will reflex pain or dysfunction anywhere in the body.  You never know where until you test and treat.  In this case the tailbone pain left and never returned once NEUROTHERAPY was applied to both scars.

We did not treat a symptom, we treated the cause of the dysfunction for a complete resolution.  What if I had never seen and treated the scars.  Most likely he would have always had tailbone pain from that time on.  Just adjusting the area helped, but it was more that a fixation or subluxation that caused the pain.  So, we treated structurally, nutritionally and the scar tissue for complete resolution.

Please come to the OHS seminars and our Certification Training do we can pass along these techniques and training to you.
 

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