Thanks for sharing your thoughts and bring up the connection
between TMJ and vision problems.
I sustained serious TMJ damage as a result of the same injuries
that brought on my vision problems. I have been to many
specialists, including one of the most highly respected TMJ
specialists in the country and have gotten no relief.
Do you have any more information or insights that might be
helpful? I would love to keep hearing from you as you work through
this and I wish you the best.
Robin

--- In glimmercoloredfilterglasses@yahoogroups.com, Carrie Maragos
<shel_tz@y...> wrote:
> I'm wondering, do you also have any TMJ symptoms? I've heard a
bad neck can lead to tightening of muscles which leads to TMJ, which
can lead to vision problems. It's such a domino effect. I've been
having some cracking in my jaw lately and some pain in my face in
the jaw area. One thing causes another, causes another, and so on.
I just want to get it all fixed but I have to do so in the right
order. Geesh!!!!
>
> Thanks for listening :)
>
> Carrie
>
> amluhu <no_reply@yahoogroups.com> wrote:
> Hi Carrie,
>
> Yes, it is very serious when you go to a chiropractor for help,
have
> his adjustments, and those adjustments make your symptoms worse. I
was
> in an auto accident in 91 and about a year after my auto accident I
> went to see my first chiropractor. He helped me out tremendously.
He
> referred me to another chiropractor who further helped me. After
the
> last treatment with him (it plateau), so I stopped. I was fine for
> about two years, except for a muscle spasm in my upper left
shoulder
> blade. I was treating it successfully myself with neodymium magnets
> for the pain, and the size of the muscle spasms.
>
> When I met that incompetent chiropractor at an air show. He
promised
> me to melt away the muscle spasm in my upper shoulder blade like
> butter. He did not do this, he made them bigger, and worse. He also
> started up my severe migrans again that started after my auto
> accident. I needed to take narcotics. I am now seeing another
> chiropractor whom my neck doctor referred me to. He is fantastic,
and
> brought me glorious relief (than my neck doctor), but I am
grateful to
> my neck doctor when I need his help from the acute pain that
suddenly
> hits me. I use the narcotics when my migrans become unbearable,
and I
> take them as needed. I prefer not to take them, and under the
care of
> my new chiropractor I am sure my migraines will once again become
> under control, thereby reducing the need for any medications.
>
> Interestingly, the problems I had been having with my light
> sensitivity are more manageable since seeing my latest
chiropractor. I
> am better able to work within certain light environments. I protect
> myself from light sensitivity more successfully, before it was a
lost
> caused after the bad chiropractor hurt my neck again. That threw my
> nervous symptom into complete chaos, and also with my color filter
> glasses. Thankfully, I am once again able to use my color filter
> glasses effectively.
>
> It appears to me that sometimes you need to get a medical condition
> under control until the color filter glasses work. At least that
> happened for me when a bad chiropractor hurt my neck again.
>
> Note: My auto accident gave me severe whiplash. I have always
> suspected my neck, because I was in perfect health until the severe
> whiplash in the auto accident. I had no SSS. Both of my arms were
> locked in a contorted position for a long period of time until
> physical therapists helped relaxed my locked neck muscle from their
> spasms. Go figure.
>
>
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