He was advised that since his symptoms appeared to be remedied, he could begin gentle abdominal exercise after a couple more weeks of letting them rest, recover and return to normal function.Īnother (and very recent) case, was a female in her late-sixties. We treated him once again and found virtually no trigger points.
We were delighted too, especially since it’s rare for a client to experience total symptom cessation after just one treatment. His symptoms had disappeared 2 days after his first treatment. When we asked how his symptoms were since his initial treatment, he replied “you are my f-ing hero”. He returned about 5 days later for a followup treatment. We examined these muscles thoroughly (not simply treating where the ‘X’s are located on a Trigger Point chart) since trigger points can be lurking throughout a muscle.Īfter the treatment, we advised to cease any exercising or excessive stretching to the abdominal muscles. And yes, we found many trigger points in his obliques and rectus abdominis muscles. Traditional medicine had offered no solution to these chronic symptoms.Īfter a thorough intake interview, we set our priorities on treating his abdominal muscles. The symptoms began suddenly and seemed to have an unknown cause. He had been suffering with IBS and anorexia for well over 1 year and was totally miserable.
The first gut case that included anorexia (loss of appetite), was a middle-aged male who seemed to be otherwise in good health. Janet Travell and David Simons, has profoundly improved the quality of life to those suffering with chronic symptoms.Īctive trigger points in the abdominal muscles can cause chronic gut issues that include loss of appetite.Īlthough we have successfully treated many clients with IBS-type symptoms, there has been a couple cases where this bowel issue has been accompanied by a complete loss of appetite (anorexia). Over and over again, the seminal work of Drs. Employing comprehensive Trigger Point Therapy
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