What You Need to Know About Abdominal Adhesions + How PT Can Help

In this video, EDS specialist Jonathan Parr (PT, CSCS, EP, MCMT, CBIS) covers what abdominal adhesions are and how PT can help. If you are dealing with abdominal adhesions, our myokinesthetic technique, visceral manipulation, and specialized physical therapy treatments could be a huge help and provide you with a lot of relief!
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We utilize hands-on manual therapy and myokinesthetics to treat:
- EDS | Ehlers-Danlos Syndrome
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- Hypermobility & dysautonomia
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- Neurological disorders & brain injuries
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- Bowel Disorders such as constipation, IBS, or gastroparesis
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- Gout, CRPS, and inflexibility
- And much more!
Jonathan Parr PT, CSCS, EP, MCMT, CBIS

[@WarlpiriMan]

Please can you actually demonstrate the massage (or other) techniques to remove or alleviate abdominal adhesions. Post-chemo I developed severe adhesions around my intestines which resulted in a 30cm section of large intestine being removed and also a tendency towards kinking and blockage in the small intestine.

[@parrpt]

We would love to be able to but these types of techniques are only used by trained medical practitioners for patient safety. You can look for a provider who is certified in "Visceral Manipulation" and they would be able address those issues!