87. Neck Instability after Concussion (with Dr. Sasha Blaskovich)
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One of the hardest parts of recovery is trying to find out the root cause of where your symptoms are coming from. Every brain injury is different, and one of the possibilities for prolonged concussion symptoms could be a form of neck instability.
Today, Cristabelle interviews Dr. Sasha Blaskovich, as he shares his journey into chiropractic care due to a personal experience with concussion, and explains the potential for ligament damage in the neck causing neurological symptoms. He also highlights the innovative diagnostic tool of motion X-ray and the various treatment modalities. This is just one of the possibilities for prolonged symptoms, and it’s encouraging to know all of the new research and tools out there! There is always hope!
Meet Our Guest
Dr. Blaskovich is one of Canada's leading experts on head and neck injuries. He is the best-selling author of Dr. B's Concussion Breakthrough: Exploring the Hidden Connection to Neck Injuries & a Simple Guide to Naturally Heal Your Brain. With years of experience, Dr. Blaskovich has helped thousands of patients recover from debilitating post-concussion symptoms, including car accident survivors, amateur athletes, and professional players from the NHL, NFL, and CFL. His expertise is further strengthened by the fact that he has the only digital motion X-ray machine in Western Canada, a cutting-edge tool used to diagnose craniocervical instability (CCI) and other complex neck injuries. As a former college football quarterback, Dr. Blaskovich personally understands the long-term effects of post-concussion symptoms and upper neck injuries, having dealt with CCI himself. His personal experience and professional expertise make him uniquely equipped to help patients recover and heal.
This podcast is for education and informational purposes only, and not intended for medical advice. If you need specific medical advice, please consult your physician.
