Hello everyone, this is Kawamitsu from k-ichi Roppongi store.
Today I would like to share with you a case study of a patient. M.R., who has a New Zealander father and a Japanese mother, initially came to our clinic with back pain that was similar to a slipped back.
It was still a cold day in February. I immediately examined the condition of the lumbar spine and found that lumbar vertebra No. 3 had slipped, No. 5 was posteriorly mutated, and the right sacral vertebra No. 3 was also posteriorly mutated.
After 3 or 4 times of treatment, I was relieved to hear that my back was 90% better, but then I had another similar back injury.
Nevertheless, recovery was faster than at first, and by the time I had my sixth or seventh treatment, I felt no pain when moving my back or legs.
He always seems to be busy at work, and I think his body has become easily fatigued, so I ask him to stretch his body every day and to strengthen his abdominal muscles to guard his lower back on a regular basis.
This was a two-shot with M.R.