Medical record:
Many children and teenagers today suffer from cervical spine strain due to excessive gaming, resulting in frequent head shaking, insomnia, lack of energy, and a general lack of motivation. I frequently encounter such cases in my clinical practice. These patients are unable to concentrate on their studies, leading their parents to take them to psychiatrists and prescribe Western medications. Later, they come to me through referrals from friends with expertise in this area, requesting my examination and diagnosis. After diagnosis, I discovered that their symptoms stemmed from vertebral artery compression in the cervical spine, causing insufficient blood supply to the brain. This condition, caused by poor blood circulation, leads to chronic neck and back pain, headaches, dizziness, insomnia, lack of energy and confidence, and a perpetually dejected demeanor.
When I encounter these cases, I often ask the patients' parents, "Your child has been experiencing neck discomfort for a long time, leading to a habitual head-shaking motion. With this condition, how can your child concentrate on studying?" Then I ask them why they haven't taken their child to see a doctor. They reply, "We have! We've even seen psychiatrists and psychologists. We never imagined it was caused by 'cervical spondylosis'." Of course, they never imagined it, not even the doctors did.
Arrived. Don't underestimate these children. After treatment, their grades improved immediately, and they were all among the top students. It turns out they were all gifted students.
Source:
The Complete Book of Pain Treatment, by Zhang Yong
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