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hi guys dr. Berg here in this video I

really want to talk about chronic pain

after surgery you probably know friends

or family that have this chronic

residual pain after surgery and I want

to I want you to share with them what to

do I want you to watch this video okay

because it’s so easy to fix

pain that resides in is residual after a

surgery there’s two things one is a

surgery is an additional trauma because

they’re cutting you or repairing

something okay

of course you’re under anesthetics but

your adrenal and the body still

experience the trauma you just don’t

have you’re not awake to feel it so it

is a trauma it’s necessary but it

creates more trauma many times okay so

instead of showing you how to treat

every single possible surgery that

similar to have and what to do I’m going

to give you a principle and then show

you a couple so you can think with it

one is that let’s just take phantom pain

they cut off the leg for example and now

you have pain on the phantom side of the

leg you have pain where they cut it even

though there’s no leg there right well

why is that because the left and the

right side of your body the front and

back are connected neurologically you

have nerves that crossover they’re on

the same circuitry winning up trauma to

a body part you lose nerve supply you

lose circulation blood supply waste

removal you basically lose the

connection between your brain and that

that body part what happens is your body

will set up a kind of a stuck flow where

you have now it’s constantly hurting

constant inflammation it won’t heal now

in the case of the leg being removed

you’re just sensing where that leg was

but it’s hurting right where you had the

leg which is fascinating but it happens

a lot so here’s what the principle is

what you want to do is never do therapy

on the same location where you have the

surgery

do therapy massage acupressure on the

mirror image now if you’ve been watching

my videos you already know this but the

mirror image why because it’s on the

same circuit you can affect one part of

the body can affect the other side of

the body okay so let’s just take a look

phantom pain you had the leg removed on

one side no more leg but you hurt down

here you do massage on the opposite leg

okay and watch how the pain goes away

it’s always going to be twice as tender

on the opposite side of the leg now you

might be watching this video and be

laughing like that’s a joke it’s not

scientific whatever but just go ahead

and do it and see if it works it’s going

to work I’ve done this thousands tens of

thousands of times highly effective and

it does work so unless you try it you’ll

never know because that’s how you get

rid of phantom pain mastectomy they

remove a breast okay of course once they

remove the breast in the shower with

maybe some lotion or something right

after the shower you could actually

massage the opposite breast because that

would be the opposite mirror image side

it’ll be tender on the good breast and

what will happen you’ll actually knock

out the pain on the area where you had

the mastectomy so that’s how you would

do that one hernia let’s say you had a

hernia down here on the left lower side

of your abdomen just massage on the

mirror image on the right side the

abdomen okay and when you’re talking

about massage it can be a gentle

irregular motion it doesn’t have to have

any pattern to it you can do it with

massage tool your hand you can do it

with them a vibration tool whatever now

let’s say you had a damaged pelvis on

the left side of your pelvis just work

on the opposite side and the pelvis okay

the key is getting the exact point of

where you had the most trauma like the

EPI Simar epicenter on the opposite side

okay

little secret there let’s say you have

low back pain right that was right in

the center of your lower back well

what’s the opposite side it’s on the

front side you work on the

front right here so at the bellybutton

that would be l3 so you have to go like

two two and a half inches lower to get

l5 and when you work on that area you’ll

find like wow it’s tender right in that

spot because it’s always going to be

tender on the other side shoulder you

had let’s say you had surgery to the

bicipital tendon on the left side work

on the opposite bicep tendon

let’s say you had a head trauma on or

surgery to your skull on this side work

on the opposite side let’s say you had a

Morton’s neuroma surgery on the bottom

of your left foot work on the opposite

side this is the most effective

technique out there and it is so easy to

create a very cool effect thanks for

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