Unveiling the Long-Term Ramifications of Abdominal Surgery: Navigating Scar Tissue and Adhesions
In the realm of medical interventions, surgeries, such as colon resection and C-sections, have become commonplace solutions for various conditions. However, while these procedures often offer immediate relief, it is crucial to understand the potential long-term side effects associated with them. In this informative blog post, we will explore the intricacies of these surgeries, focusing […]
Understanding Deep Penetration Pain: What You Need to Know
Introduction: Intimate topics like painful intercourse, especially deep penetration pain, can be uncomfortable to discuss. However, it’s crucial to recognize that many women experience discomfort during sex that lingers beyond the initial entry. Some describe it as a feeling that their partner is hitting something, while others experience a more widespread ache in their pelvic […]
How Does Clear Passage® Therapy Compare to Myofascial Release and Visceral Mobilization?
People looking for relief from chronic pain or dysfunction associated with adhesions often do not know where to turn for answers, especially if they are trying to avoid medications and surgery or are trying to achieve a natural solution with physical therapy. Here, we hope to clear away misconceptions and confusion about three types of […]
Pain after Physical or Sexual Abuse
We Treat Pain from Physical or Sexual Abuse Naturally The physical scars and adhesions that develop in response to physical and sexual abuse can remain in the body for decades after the abuse has stopped. Often invisible to diagnostic tests, adhesions act like tiny straitjackets, binding sensitive structures and causing pain. They can also serve […]
Pain after Radiation Therapy
We Treat Radiation Pain Due to Adhesions Radiation therapy can cause massive scarring or adhesions deep in the body. Clear Passage®️ is a world leader with over two decades of experience decreasing and eliminating adhesions. Studies published in peer-reviewed U.S. and international medical journals found that this manual physio/physical therapy decreased pain and increased function […]
Myofascial Pain
We Treat Myofascial Pain Naturally Clear Passage®️ has over two decades of experience treating the adhesions that cause myofascial pain, which is closely associated with adhered soft tissue. We use a non-surgical, manual physio/physical therapy to decrease the adhesive pulls on delicate, pain-sensitive tissues, alleviating myofascial pain symptoms significantly. Complete our online Request Consultation form to receive […]
TMJ/TMD
We Treat TMD/TMJ Pain Naturally We find that chronic TMD generally stems from ‘mechanical’ factors involving structures lower down the body – areas often overlooked or not fully treated by others. The jaw or temporomandibular joints (TMJs) can be affected by tightness or asymmetries in the neck, back or even the pelvis. Asymmetry among the […]
Migraines/Chronic Headaches
We Treat Migraine and Headache Pain Without Drugs Migraine headaches can be caused by ‘mechanical’ factors, which are sometimes overlooked or left untreated by physicians. Clear Passage®️ therapists have successfully treated severe and recurring migraine headaches without drugs for over 20 years. Our natural migraine headache treatment can decrease or eliminate the mechanical restrictions pulling […]
Childhood Surgery & Trauma
We Treat Pain or Problems From Childhood Surgery and Trauma Without Surgery or Drugs Surgery can create problems for children and young adults as the body attempts to grow around tissues that become adhered as a result of early surgery. Untreated, these problems can persist or become worse in adulthood, affecting the body for a […]
Tailbone (Coccyx) Pain
We Treat Tailbone Pain Without Drugs or Surgery The tailbone (coccyx) is vulnerable to direct and often repeated traumas that can begin early in life. A fall onto the buttocks while walking, climbing, skating or during other athletic activities can cause direct blows that injure this delicate area. Repetitive traumas to the coccyx can occur […]
