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Hey I solved my 20+ year chronic medical problems with a simple 3d model
Was it really simple?
A very weak and abused psoas muscle was compressing the lumbar plexus resulting in a whole range of issues including fibromyalgia and mast cell activation syndrome
3d model was necessary to determine the single point of failure for the nerve compression after excluding the spine structurally
Once the anatomy was understood, a fix could be put in the works. It also better explained the original presentation and symptoms.
Multiple nerves being affected made doctors focus solely on the spine, ignoring the existence and compression of the lumbar plexus
That sounds very not simple, but I'm glad you were able to find relief! And it does sound like an interesting problem
Thanks! Only took 20 years