Eagle syndrome; Ernest syndrome; Barre-Lieou syndrome treatment

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Facial pain, jaw pain, and neck pain are common reasons people seek medical care. In addition to pain, there are other symptoms that may be linked to cervical instability, including watery eyes, sinus congestion, facial pain or numbness, vertigo, and others. In this video, Dr. Hauser, Medical Director of Caring Medical, discusses Eagle syndrome, Ernest syndrome, TMJ syndrome, and Barre-Lieou syndrome.
If you would like our team to review your case, you can complete a personal case intake form here, and upload any pertinent medical reports you would like us to consider: www.caringmedi...
You can also email directly at drhauser@caringmedical.com.
Or, call us at 239-308-4773 to speak with our team.
To learn more about these conditions and how Prolotherapy can correct the underlying ligament laxity in appropriate candidates, please check out our more in-depth articles:
Eagle Syndrome: www.caringmedi...
Ernest Syndrome: www.caringmedi...
Contact our team to talk with us about your case and see if you are a good candidate for our treatments: www.caringmedi...
Caring Medical Florida is located in Fort Myers, Florida in the US. We treat patients who travel to our center from all around the globe, however, we do not treat all cases. If you are looking for our team to review your case and possibly see you in our center, you can contact us through www.caringmedi..., call us at 239-308-4773, or email info@caringmedical.com.
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**DISCLAIMER: As with any medical treatment, no guarantees or claims of cures are made as to the extent of the response to treatment that every person experiences. Every therapy/treatment has patients who experience varying levels of success and failure. Results may not be the same from patient to patient, even with a similar diagnosis, as the body’s internal status is unique to each individual.
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@casperboreanaz 2 года назад

YES!! I have been telling them for years of my issues. Crazy. No one knows about this stuff. Can doctors please go back to school. So frustrating.

@ariamay2 4 года назад

I love this man! I have been to so many doctors and not one of them has articulated this level of comprehension about the issues I have faced for about 20 years now. Why is it that it seems to be almost impossible to find a proper level of expertise for upper cervical and cranial issues amongst most doctors?

@CaringmedicalProlotherapy 4 года назад

Thank you for your kind words, Aria. So sorry that you have been dealing with these issues for almost 20 years! If you would like our team to review your case, please reach out to us directly. You can also fill out a case intake form on our Neck Pain section on CaringMedical.com. Upper cervical cases can be highly complex and difficult to treat. This means for doctors to develop effective treatment protocols, they need to really be obsessed with continual learning about the area and extremely driven and dedicated to the challenges that the cases present. Most simply do not feel that way and are drawn to other specialties or wish to have a more simple practice with straightforward cases. Nothing wrong with that, but it makes true cervical spine specialists much harder to find. Luckily for our patients, Dr. Hauser is absolutely fascinated with the neck and nerve connections, and is driven to find solutions for people. Over 3 decades of being a physician, it has become the primary focus of his practice. Wish you all the best in health! Thank you again for reaching out.

@yvonnelygo681 3 года назад

I agree, They have no trouble billing you for absolutely doing NOTHING!!! £ 100 ' s

@CaringmedicalProlotherapy 12 лет назад

Hi Zomblair, sorry to hear what you're going through. The ER does not do Prolotherapy consultations. It's an outpatient, private physician's office treatment. Even still, these are not widely studied or known conditions. So, probably would be most suitable to see someone who understands cervical instability conditions and how to treat them. Wish you the best. If you would like to come to our office, we're happy to discuss your case with you. Take care for now.

@lorettasteudeman 10 лет назад

I was diadnosed with eagle syndrome with a 5cm calcified ligament identical on both sides.alao tmj,and every single pain point you descend I have pain chronically .i went to the supposed head of board of directors doctor at ou medical and warned me against any aurgeries but didn't offer anything in the way of relief.i was punched by my ex in the neck as hard as he could, along with every other part of my body.he also used his 4th degree master in taequandoe to utilize a chest punch to the heart which I had to get chiropractic help to put me back together at the front ribs and clavicles.also kicked me in the back causing partial paralysis due to bulging disk from L5 down in my right leg.too bad his big fat inheritance paid his way out but I am finding it impossible to get pain relief due to not being able to work.was just seeing with nutrition if it is possibly reversible but no luck

@CaringmedicalProlotherapy 10 лет назад

Hi Loretta, sorry to hear about the pain you are dealing with. If you would like our opinion on your case, we'd be happy to see you here. You can email us directly, to discuss your case privately, via our website caringmedical.com. Thanks for reaching out.

@CaringmedicalProlotherapy 8 лет назад

Very sorry to hear what you are going through. If you would like us to review your case to see if you sound like a good candidate for our clinic and give you a more clear diagnosis and treatment plan, please reach out to our team at info@caringmedical.com or 708-393-8272. Hope to be able to help you soon!

@Aghjjjgffhbbb 2 года назад

Awe#>)) 3

@cesarDelcarpio-q3l Месяц назад

This stylomandibular ligament can be treated without risk of puncturing a nerve?, vagus nerve?, please could you make a video, I have this condition

@rakly3473 5 лет назад

Been operated 20 years ago for Eagle's, but never thought much about the other symptoms I didn't even know were related. But, I'm just a bit confused, I have all the symptoms mentioned in this video. Is that common/normal? You're not gonna tell me I have all 3 syndromes, right? I used to crack my jaw when I was younger, I can't do it any more, but when I open my jaw wide it still has this little "hump" it jumps over. My neck I can pretty much crack on demand, still. People also never believed/understood why I hate massages, nor do I understand why people love them. Guess this explains it. When some one rubs my shoulders/neck I feel this soft but really annoying pressure in my throat right under my Adam's-apple. Sharp pain "attacks" in my throat and/or inside my right ear I haven't had any more since the operation. It felt like uneven pressure you get when swimming or are in a plane, but with agonizing pain on top. Almost like your eardrum was about to pop any moment. The past few years it has come back a handful of times though. But not like it was, 2 - 3 times a week, and eventually it became so bad they started giving me morphine just to cope. At that point the decision to operate was finally made. My surgeon was reluctant to do it when I was still able to deal with it without having to go to the emergency (for the morphine) because he said it was not a difficult operation, but dangerous since all your nerves going from your brain to your body are right next to it. I never heard of prolotherapy though, nor does this video explain anything about it.

@CaringmedicalProlotherapy 5 лет назад

Hi Rakley 3, Thank you for reaching out and explaining more about your case. Actually, it is very typical of what we see here. Nobody ever really examined most of our patients with unexplained neurological symptoms and feelings in the head/jaw/face/neck/throat that it is coming from cervical spine instability. Most of the time they chase symptoms with medications or look at MRI for something that can be cut out or fused with surgery. Prolotherapy is the regenerative injection treatment that stimulates the body to repair, specifically ligament tissue. Why ligaments are so important is because they hold our bones together. But when they are overstretched, they cannot do that and the vertebrae move too much and pinch on various nerves and other precious real estate running through the neck to get to the brain. When this area is unstable, it can result in horrific, disabling symptoms. This is what our clinic specializes in helping with H3 Prolotherapy. We treat patients who travel from all over the world. You can learn much more about what we do on our CaringMedical.com site, including complete a case intake form to see if you are a good candidate. Wish you all the best!

@LesCreationsDeMaryLu 6 лет назад

which is the therapy? if someone has all the symptoms. Is there another video about?

@CaringmedicalProlotherapy 6 лет назад

Hi LesCreationsdeMaryLu, The treatment is called Prolotherapy, it is a regenerative injection treatment that stimulates the body to repair painful/damaged joints. We would be happy to talk with you privately about your case. If you would like to read more about our work and reach out to use directly, you can contact us through our CaringMedical.com site, info@caringmedical.com or call us at 708-393-8272. Hope we can help you soon. Take care for now.

@LesCreationsDeMaryLu 6 лет назад

I've sent you an email. Hope you'll reply soon. Thanks

@happyday2912 5 лет назад

@@CaringmedicalProlotherapy is this treatment has side effects?

@CaringmedicalProlotherapy 5 лет назад

@@happyday2912 Hi Happy Day, thank you for reaching out. You can read a lot more about Prolotherapy, including a free e-book, on our CaringMedical.com site. It is a regenerative injection treatment. You can see examples of it and hear more about the basics too on our other RU-vid videos. If you would like us to review your case, you can reach out to us through our website where we have clinical intake forms. Wish you all the best.

@reneemoss2487 2 года назад

What if you have all of the above?

@graziellaconsoli3080 3 года назад

Can you please tell me if the doctor never did prolotherapy for eagles syndrome, where and how would he do this prolotherapy ? One doctor at duke never did prolotherapy for eagles, but I was just recently diagnosed with Ernest and Barre-Lieou syndrome also. I need a visual. a video

@kanxasiwakoti1783 4 года назад

Hi doctor i have eagle syndrome 6.2 cm can you give me advice how is possible oprations?

@ronaldwhite706 3 года назад

I live in the UK and will be having the op! I have vascular ES :(

@mAcroFaze 3 года назад

I have NO idea what I've got. I've got no tenderness or pain anywhere, but all of a sudden out of nowhere I woke up one day, and now whenever I swallow, it feels like a clicking in my throat when my head's at resting level. If I tilt it up or down, the clicking doesn't take place, but since this has happened I'm also finding myself feeling the need to clear my throat *constantly!* to the point my voicebox feels worn out. I hate it and just want it to go away :(

@coolx06749 10 лет назад

That was a big help I had the pain in my neck to but didn't think it was related. But along with this my eardrum has been moving around (with my head) and in pain. Considering Barre-Lieou can be cause by whip lash. And the eardrum by sudden loud noise. Could this nasty cough/chest cold I have be a cause?

@nikki10114 7 лет назад

Ella Brunet yes it could cause it yes

@ceciliaelias6370 4 года назад

I have what youre saying about the eardrum moving, I think it is because of the tensor tympani muscle, some sounds make it move and it really hurts.. This also started with a cold I got, along with tinnitus and ear pain... How are you now? My neck hurts also where Dr. Houser points at.

@amandanichols1988 2 года назад

Is it common to have both Eagle and Ernest syndrome? I was diagnosed with Eagle already, but I think I have Ernest syndrome as well.

@galhorowitz8821 4 года назад

OMG THANKS DOCTOR!!

@peacefullyme848 7 лет назад

Unfortunately I have ehlers-danlos syndrome and since most doctors do not understand that the disease is also (even though studies are available) connected to rheumatic conditions (for me its ankylosing spondylitis) thus my styloid has calcified, I have tmj, ernest syndrome, and barre-lieou syndrome. Unfortunately when all of your ligament and other collagen containing components fall apart (technically the body separates into 16 planes instead of 4 due to the posterior muscle retraction) the weight is distributed over a smaller area leading to damage everywhere. Unfortunately as I have arnold 1 chiari malformation, tethered cord, respond poorly to anesthesia, and do not heal well (all common to eds) prolotherapy is my only hope to be able to leave my home again or even get around the house. Since all of my facet joints double rotate it cuauses my vertebrae to fold over each other while the as causes the inflammation which makes the connective tissue attempt to calcify (sometimes it succeeds like in my styloid ligament) so my spine will be the first area. I am really looking forward to it.

@CaringmedicalProlotherapy 7 лет назад

Hi Robin, Thank you for sharing your story. Patients with EDS are some of the bravest we've ever met! Your daily struggles are beyond what most people can even imagine. It is truly an honor to help in any way. We love our patients with EDS who make such an effort to come to our clinics. We are looking forward to being part of your success story! Wishing you all the best!

@likeabunnie 5 лет назад

I hope it was helpful and gave you some relief! *gentle hugs from a fellow EDS "zebra" *

@XReverseRainbowX 5 лет назад

The best help I got was from a ENT!

@steffanyhenderson7964 3 года назад

Best of luck to you!

@apkrocks164 8 месяцев назад

I have this problem opg x ray show elongated bilateral styloid in left jaw but doctors only asking if you get relief from face pain that you are in good condition but like these symptoms include headache i still have what I do? A surgery can help me.........

@CaringmedicalProlotherapy 8 месяцев назад

Sometimes a styloidectomy is needed for patients. We have more information on our website about Eagle syndrome if you’d like to continue learning! www.caringmedical.com/prolotherapy-news/eagle-syndrome/

@apkrocks164 8 месяцев назад

@@CaringmedicalProlotherapy i feel headache while reading and opposite side face pain styloid growth in left but pain in right doctors say it may by depression

@bilalmohamed2314 6 лет назад

I'm currently experiencing eagle syndrome for the first time in my life, i suddenly felt pain around my stylohoid when I woke up today and I'm concerned if it's a real thing or just temporary

@CaringmedicalProlotherapy 6 лет назад

Hi Bilal, So sorry to hear that you have pain. If you would like to have our clinicians examine you, we would be happy to help. Please reach out to us directly through our website or email info@caringmedical.com and we will help you get to the bottom of how to fix your pain. Take care for now.

@anthonykallio 3 года назад

@caringmedical I'm not sure if this is what I'm suffering from, but a couple years ago I experienced hyperflexion of my neck to the point that I actually felt something shift in my throat and I heard popping at the back of my head, the base of my tongue, and sometimes in my palette. I've been in daily pain ever since. I live in Georgia and I know your practice is near Fort Myers, Florida. I have been doing so much research to try to find the source of my problem. The pain has literally taken control of my life and the quality of my life has decreased significantly since. I really need help. Please, if there's anything you could do, I'm willing to hear what you got, especially if you can refer me to someone near Duluth, Georgia. 🤞

@oliverwhisper Год назад

Hi, have you recovered?

@anthonykallio Год назад

@@oliverwhisper nope

@oliverwhisper Год назад

@@anthonykallio this is happening to me. I have tremendous pain in my right ear, running down the front of my throat, and into the base of my tongue.

@animesparkle2005 5 лет назад

I have Ernest syndrome I think coz I got my pano done and see a calcified ligament on the right side. How can you help? I hear a click everytime I open my mouth so I am guessing my right sytlohyoid ligament is calcified? What can I do for it?

@CaringmedicalProlotherapy 5 лет назад

Hi Animesparkle - Sorry to hear about your Ernest Syndrome. We would be happy to talk with you more about your case and see if you sound like a good candidate for our clinics. We utilize Prolotherapy because it stimulates the body to repair the ligaments and tighten them up so joint popping/clicking/instability and the degenerative effects stop. It is a regenerative medicine technique. Email us to discuss your case privately: info@caringmedical.com. Thanks for reaching out and wish you all the best!

@kimkhongsai5763 Год назад

Sir can it be cure without sugery

@CaringmedicalProlotherapy Год назад

Hi Kim, In our office, we do help many patients either avoid surgery if the areas can be helped with Prolotherapy and/or curve correction, and in other cases we confirm that surgery is necessary, in our opinion. This is one of the reasons patients come to our neck center for the unique diagnostic program we do for patients with suspected styloids and/or joint instability causing symptoms.

@kimkhongsai5763 Год назад

Sir if u don mind shall I send my x ray result

@XReverseRainbowX 10 лет назад

My doctor diagnosed me with Eagle's syndrome:) I wanted to know more about it. Thanks!

@CaringmedicalProlotherapy 10 лет назад

Thanks Karin, wish you the best. If you think we may be able to help you, feel free to contact us. Take care!

@sonalagrawal3958 4 года назад

Hi Karin, is this cured now, doctor said the same for my mom?

@XReverseRainbowX 4 года назад

sonal agrawal no I have had it for over 10 years

@jillianbauman143 9 лет назад

What if I have clicking in my jaw and my jaw is misaligned (TMJ?) but I have pain along the left side of my throat and little pain behind and under my jaw? (like Eagle's syndrome?)

@mohamedsamouche7774 4 года назад

Feeling any better?

@marisdsvega7919 Год назад

Como estas tengo los mismos síntomas y ese dolor debajo de la mandibula. Que hiciste para estar mejor. ?? También tengo sindrome de eagle

@aamit10 12 лет назад

thanks doc......

@rachelparker3336 8 лет назад

Id see this doctor hes not stupid.

@OctopusVolcano 7 лет назад

Long time tmjd eagle syndrome sufferer here. I want this doctor

@nehapaul9263 5 лет назад

What do you do to get rid of pain.. I am also suffering from eagle's syndrome and it's really painful..

@rakly3473 5 лет назад

@@nehapaul9263 I used to be able to 'snap' it back by putting pressure on my throat, sometimes even by holding it with my fingers. But it got so bad later on that I was unable to fix it and eventually had to have surgery. People could literally hear a popping sound when I got it back right. I held my mouth open while doing it though, so the sound was more sorta echoed via my throat :)

@mohamedsamouche7774 4 года назад

@@rakly3473 how do you do that?

@rakly3473 4 года назад

@@mohamedsamouche7774 with a lot of pain :s

@ZOMBLAIR 12 лет назад

I'm going to the ER and asking about these because i've had ALL the pains described.

@kimkhongsai5763 Год назад

The doctr told me to take sugery but i afraid

@Roger85able 4 года назад

I probably don't have eagle but some trouble breathing eye pain and ringing in the ears eagle I heard

@CaringmedicalProlotherapy 4 года назад

Hi Roger, Thank you for reaching out and sorry to hear about the eye pain, trouble breathing, and tinnitus you're experiencing! A lot of people come to us thinking they may have Eagle or Ernest syndrome and when we do a Digital Motion X-ray to see their spine in motion, it is clear that there is cervical instability that is causing their symptoms. In most cases, Prolotherapy would then be the treatment to re-establish stability. Your symptoms are among many that are associated with upper cervical instability. We would be happy to talk with you in more detail about your case and see how we can help you resolve those issues.You can complete a case intake form for our team to review on our CaringMedical.com site, call us, or email us directly info@caringmedical.com. Wish you all the best in health!

@cosettecarpen4310 3 года назад

Essie sa c guérit svp

@kellycadiere6805 6 лет назад

hi was diagnosed with eagle syndrom i have recently had surgery about 7 months ago and i still can not eat without crying i feeling im having a child out of my face i think he cut the styloid bone completely off all the drs are saying i have tmj now but my pain is underneath my ear can anyone tell me if he was supposed to leave it and only cut off the calcificaton

@CaringmedicalProlotherapy 6 лет назад

Hi Kelly, So sorry to hear about the pain you're dealing with for this many months! We would be happy to review your case in further detail and pair you up with one of our specialists to address your current status and how to help you from this point going forward. We help a lot of patients with severe post-surgical pain. You can reach out to us directly through our website or info@caringmedical.com or call us at 708-393-8272. Wish you all the best in finding the answers to help your pain! We would love to help.

@kimkhongsai5763 Год назад

Can you talk after sugery sister

@kellycadiere6805 Год назад

@@kimkhongsai5763 yes I was able to talk my face was really swollen for a good week

@BappyToma 6 месяцев назад

@@kellycadiere6805what is your condition now??

@sramala5261 7 месяцев назад

Please malayalam vedio

@diannecapes2416 10 лет назад

I listened intently i have pain, right side of face, in most areas that you described but not at back of neck but up into my temple, very painful can not touch temple on specific area and it throbs, besides that my gland right side only, hard and swollen, quite painful. all started on Thursday and got progressively worse my face very swollen, worse on Sunday, started taken Augmaxil 375 x 2 pd (on Sat) and got Nurofen plus for pain. have several ulcers on right inside cheek and also sore throat struggeling to swallow but not whole time, tonsils were removed at age 3 and i am now 56. could this be an abscess? have tender upper gum (right side) at back of mouth. Wisdom teeth removed early twenties. also have ear pain right side only...Also have terrible pain in my right eye but comes and goes not continuously. also have on outside of mouth right side of chin and between my eyes a red swelling looks like skin inflamed feels like blind pimples but in a cluster pse help don't know what it could be, someone suggested Shingles in the mouth? is that even possible?

@JenW1013 6 лет назад

Dianne Capes - what ended up happening with you ?

@mindyhardy5426 2 года назад

Did you get it figured out??

@whatsup3581 7 лет назад

besides pain how do people explain some of the other symptoms? I have constant uncomfortable feeling in the parotid.and it travels under the jawline. if I touch the gland area it's even worse but it also affects the side of my face and eye. it's only on the left side of my face but it's definitely hard to deal with and it impairs everything on the left side.

@CaringmedicalProlotherapy 7 лет назад

Hi Tabralee915, Thank you for your question. So sorry to hear about what you are dealing with. We would love to learn more about your case and help you get to the bottom of it. This is our specialty. When the ligaments are lax, it allows the bones to shift and put pressure on various nerves that cause other sensations and symptoms, in addition to pain: numbness, tingling, vertigo, burning mouth, facial pressure, sinus congestion, watery eyes, etc... These are discussed in greater detail in some of our other videos on cervical instability, as well as on our CaringMedical.com site. On the site, there is also a link to our latest book release, available for free as an e-book. We are always happy to review your specific case as well. If you want to reach out to us directly, please email info@caringmedical.com. Take care for now.