Elongated Styloid Processes Subluxating Atlas 

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So nice of you

@@GoodTV285 styloid did not calcify because neck muscles are weak. I recommend doing some research before comments like that

@@breakinfree You might want to rethink your comment The following is from NCBI medical Pearls you can look it up yourself Yes, chronic neck issues can cause the styloid process to lengthen, which can lead to a rare condition called Eagle syndrome. The styloid process is a bone in the skull that's attached to the jaw by muscles and ligaments and anchors muscles in the tongue and larynx. When neck issues or TMJ cause too much force on the styloid process, it can become elongated, calcified, or abnormally angled. This can cause the styloid process to push into nearby structures like nerves and blood vessels, which can lead to pain, especially when moving the neck. t is a common characteristic in many of the patients we see with upper cervical spine instability.

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No.. this is me in video. I went to several hospitals and countless doctors and nobody did this 3d veinogram. Reg ct with contrast showed eagles but no so clear as this

​@@breakinfreewhat were your most pronounced symptoms?

@@Shitshowlife so many serious symptoms but probably choking, head pressure, gastro

@@3DAtlasAdjustingTechnique Thank you so much! I will contact your clinic for sure! Just one question ; Could you tell me about the tests you use for diagnostics? I have CT scans and MRIs. But I don't have a CT venogram of my neck. Can we do this test at your clinic or we need to performe it in hospital? Is this the ultimate recommended test for seeing ES? Thank you so much!

United States. He’s located in Florida

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This doc is amazing and will get to the root of your issues where other doctors and hospitals fail you. That is me in video

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Strength training in your neck is what will keep atlas in place Prolo is useless in most cases, it’s the muscles that attach that are the difference

I agree that muscles help in stabilizing spine and did physical therapies, but tightening up ligaments with prolotherapy is paramount when they are damaged

@@breakinfree That may help, but they’re are many who didn’t get any results from prolo until they did neck strengthening

@@breakinfree Fast forward to 27:40 Dr Middleton tells Dr Hauser he has to train his neck in the gym daily so the ligaments aren’t the only thing keeping his atlas in place. ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-yCsoUh6K3iU.htmlsi=ObfeeBqbek3-D9iv