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DOCTORS AND/OR HEALERS WANTED IN AUSTRALIA

• Who can successfully fix of cure dislocated herniated neck discs,
  C3|C4 and C5|C6 chronic pain problems.
• Who can successfully fix of cure shoulder chronic pain problems.
• Who can successfully fix of cure low back chronic pain problems.
• Who can successfully fix of cure shingles (Herpes Zoster) problems.
• Who can successfully fix of cure restlessness (insomnia) problems.
• Who can successfully fix of cure depression problems.
• Who can successfully fix of cure memory lost problems.
• Who can successfully fix of cure orientation lost problems.
• Who can successfully fix of cure concentration lost problems.
• Who can successfully fix of cure nose nostril blockage problems.

If you know such a doctors and/or healers in the territory of Australia, please let me know and you will be frankly rewarded.

I will appreciate if somebody out there recommends good doctors or healers practicing outside Australia.

Dear stranger,

Just imagine if you can, what does it mean for a human being to live torched in never ending agony and pain within all the above listed health conditions and hopefully you may understand why this reward website is here. Just imagine having a termite in you neck

For the last 6 years I have been looking actively to find a doctors and/or healers in Melbourne and Australia who can successfully fix and/or cure any of the above listed health matters.

In short, I have had enough of being a victim, tortured and discriminated for no reason at all but … you know.

Swinburne University of Technology Melbourne Australia broke my neck and did not pay any compensation for negligence.

St. Vincent public hospital did not diagnose the neck problem correctly and subsequently destroyed my shoulder and then send me to a general therapeutic massage procedures.

Letter on St. Vincent experts send me to a Pain Management Clinic (Barbara Walker Centre for Pain Management St. Vincent's Hospital) for treatment, but the pain management clinic said quote "You are strong enough, and you can cope with the pain" refusing to provide treatment.

When St. Vincent's specialists realised that the real problem is coming from dislocated herniated neck discs degeneration and they sad that is too early to operate my neck and they can't fix my shoulder pain.

Now they say is too late to operate my neck successfully. The recommend surgery is to cut my throat and replaced the arthritic disks with artificial ones. The consulting surgeon said the likelihood of improvement is small due to the lateness of the procedure but the chances of causing greater damage is high.

This is it. My brain decrees it functionality (memory lost, orientation, concentration and so on) I got the depression, insomnia, shingles and all the rest of it. My body starts to twisted and I god the low back chronic pain problem.

Regards, Andy Freedman, Melbourne Australia

Will I have irreversible neck damage if I delay surgery?

What is a herniated disc?

Dr. Randy Davis Glen Burnie, MD
Each of the discs in the neck serves as a shock absorber and as we all get older, all discs start to deteriorate as early as age 18. When small tears in the discs join together, a piece of the disc can herniate out and can either cause neck pain or pain radiating down into the arm. 80% of acute herniated discs will get better without surgery but 20% cause persistent problems and can frequently be treated successfully by surgery.

Dr. Rick Sasso Indianapolis, IN
A herniated disc is a piece of the inside of the disc sort of think of it as a jellyroll with the inside jelly as the disc. When a disc degenerates becomes dehydrated it can fragment. And, if a tear occurs in the outer covering of the disc, sort of the roll part of that jellyroll, a piece of that degenerated inside can work its way out through a tear in the outer covering of the disc and sit up against a nerve. And that is a herniated disc and what it causes is nerve pain.

Dr. John Peloza Dallas, TX
A weakening of the disc wall, which we call the annulus, causes a herniated disc. The defect in the disc wall allows the central portion of the disc, called the nucleus, to be displaced from the central portion of the disc out into the spinal canal. The shape or morphology of the disc herniation can vary. It can be just a slight focal defect in the disc wall, or the herniation may go through the entire disc wall. A smaller disc herniation can cause neck pain or arm pain, while a larger herniation with more compression and inflammation on the nerve root tends to cause nerve root type pain. It is possible for a herniation to be so large that it can also compress the spinal cord as well as the nerve root, causing radicular symptoms as well as spinal cord symptoms.

Dr. Kevin Yoo Escondido, CA
The disc is the soft non-bony structure that sits between each vertebrae of the spine and serves as the joint between two adjacent vertebrae, allowing movements in the neck. It also acts as a shock absorber and bears the weight of our heavy heads. Discs herniate when there is a weak point on the outer covering of the disc that opens up and allow some disc material to protrude out of the inner disc. This protrusion can lead to pinching of a nerve or the spinal cord.

Dr. David S. Baskin Houston, TX
In the front part of the neck there are bones called the vertebrae. These bones are elliptical in shape, and have cushions in between each other called the disc. The disc has a tough outer ring and a soft spongy inside portion. When a disc herniates, the outer fibers tear, and a piece of the inside part of the disc comes out through the outer ring, and often puts pressure on nerves, producing pain.

Dr. Timothy C. Ryken Iowa City, IA
In my thinking, a true herniated disc indicates that the disc has been injured and the ligament next to the disc has been torn, allowing a portion of the disc to project through the ligament. Although radiologists often describe a "herniated disc" on x-rays, such as MRI, I feel one can only determine this at the time of surgery.

Dr. Mark R. McLaughlin Princeton, NJ
A herniated disc is an abnormal migration of the soft central portion of a disc outside of the disc's outer envelope that causes pressure on individual nerves or the spinal cord.

Dr. Sean Salehi Chicago, IL
When the softer center portion of the disc herniates through a tear in the outer layer of the disc, this is called a disc herniation.

Dr. Brian Subach Atlanta, GA
A disc is the shock absorber between adjacent vertebrae. When it deteriorates it may "bulge," "slip," "rupture," or "herniate" and press on the spinal cord or nerve roots. Herniation means that a piece of disc is somewhere it does not belong.

Dr. W. Christopher Urban Glen Burnie, MD
A herniated disc is an intervertebral disc that has an incompetent outer layer, or annulus. Because of this weak surrounding architecture, it is possible for the inner disc material to squeeze out of the disc. Depending on the size and location of the herniated fragment, a patient may or may not become symptomatic. If the herniated disc material were to press against a nerve root, for example, it could cause leg pain or numbness.

Dr. Moe R. Lim Chapel Hill, NC
Discs are shock-absorbers between the vertebrae. As we get older and/or as a result of injury, the discs can rupture and the contents of the disc can compress the spinal cord and/or nerve roots.

Dr. Theodore A. Belanger Charlotte, NC
The discs are cushions between the bones at every segment of the spine. A herniated disc is one that has developed a hole in it and has squirted out some of its soft inner material. If this material is compressing or causing inflammation of a nerve or the spinal cord, it can cause pain, numbness, tingling and/or weakness in the arms or legs.

Dr. Sebastian Lattuga Rockville Centre, NY
The intervertebral disc is a gelatinous-like filled structure that acts as cushion to separate the vertebrae of the spine. The intervertebral disc has a tough outer cover called the annulus. Sometimes the integrity of the annulus is disrupted allowing for the change in the shape or contour of the disc. The disc material can protrude away from the normal contour of the disc and cause pain.

Dr. Mark Testaiuti Haddonfield, NJ
A displacement of the cushioning substance between the neck bones into the spinal canal or nerve passageway (foramen). Not all herniated discs cause neck pain (or are the cause of a person's neck pain).

Dr. Jeffrey C. Wang Los Angeles, CA
A herniated disc is a process where the disk, which serves as a cushion between two of the vertebral bones, can break down or rupture and protrude backwards pressing on the nerve roots or the spinal cord which in turn can cause pain.

Dr. Daniel Resnick Madison, WI
A herniated disc is a potential consequence of degenerative disease of the neck. Our ligament which surrounds the disc, the annulus fibrosis, over time develops small cracks and fissures. The softer cartilaginous shock-absorbing portion of the disc, the nucleus pulposus is normally contained by the annulus fibrosis. If a fissure in the annulus becomes full thickness then a piece of the cartilaginous nucleus pulposus can herniate out through this tear in the ligament and can impinge upon a nerve root. Pain resulting from a herniated disc is affected by the nerve root, which is being compressed. The nerve root compression causes radicular symptoms such as pain, weakness, or numbness involving the arm, as well as the damage to the ligament itself which causes more localized neck pain or pain along the side of the neck.

Dr. Jeffrey Goldstein New York, NY
A herniated disc is the extrusion of some of the cushioning material between the vertebrae. This disc material can either press on the spinal cord or the nerves causing pain radiating through the arm or hand or pain and muscle spasms in the muscles supporting the neck. A patient may also experience weakness in the arms or hands or difficulty using their hands.

Dr. Allan Levi Miami, FL
A herniated disc is a localized displacement of disc material beyond the normal margins of the intervertebral disk space.

Dr. Joseph Alexander Winston-Salem, NC
The disc, whether in the neck, chest, or low back, is composed of an inner material which cushions the spine and an outer ring of fibers which contain this material. The outer ring of fibers is referred to as the anulus and the inner material is referred to as the nucleus pulposus. When the fibers of the anulus, which normally contain the disc, break down or tear, the disc material can extrude or herniate.

Dr. B. Theo Mellion Carbondale, IL
A herniated disc is the extrusion of some of the cushioning material between the vertebrae that can either press on the spinal cord or the nerves causing radiating pain and/or numbness through the arm or hand, weakness, neck pain and stiffness, muscle spasms, and sometimes headaches.

Dr. Kambiz Hannani Los Angeles, CA
A herniated disc is a rupture of a spinal disc that intrudes into the spinal canal. Disc injuries have two ways of causing neck and arm pain. When a disc ruptures, some disc material can push on the nerves inside the spinal canal; this usually causes some arm pain and neck and shoulder pain on one side. The disc can also lose its cushioning ability, which is common in degenerative disc disease. In this case, the disc starts causing neck pain, which shoots into both shoulders.

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