IHSP Sugarcreek Chiropractic (Integrative Health + Sports Performance)
“I have received every bit of 10+ years of medical care for a variety of small nagging physical injuries however, mostly my lower back and have had some decent success in the past with a trust doctor (chiropractor) and friend. I have an athletic background, did bodybuilding for several years and 12+ years in law enforcement which really beat me up with the weight of the equipment and day to day calls for service. I was recommended to this treatment facility by my trusted doctor/friend (also a chiropractor) and I was hopeful in getting some relief with coming to this chiropractor. I initially met some very professional staff from the administrative assistants at the front desk and eventually met Brooke who conducted some physical therapy which I utilize daily. All in all, really good hearted people with some elaborate knowledge in Anatomy and Physiology. I met Dr. Curry and he also was very knowledgeable and extremely professional. I appreciated his willingness to give constructive feedback and take the time to listen. The first visit was really good and I approached my second visit just as optimistic. During my second visit Dr. Curry performed a release on my lower back. I am very used to this release from having it done probably 40-50 times in the past. During this release I felt a pretty aggressively forced release which my guess was because of how tight I was. I felt a massive release in part of the lower back but also my right hip. I had reported to Dr. Curry on my first visit my lower back and left hip were giving me issues but my right hip has been great this whole time. Now I’m 6 days post treatment with Dr. Curry and these last 6 days my right hip has been in unbearable pain. So now I am experiencing lower back pain along with both of my hips but the right hip is really rough. I considered going back to Dr. Curry to give him the chance to I suppose “make it right” but I can’t even drive to get to him with how bad it is and I am honestly more concerned about further injury. Needless to say, I think Dr. Curry meant well and there are always risks in seeking treatment. I do feel this could potentially just be a freak thing that happens in rare occasions in these settings. I wouldn’t ever recommend anyone to not go see Dr. Curry because of this as again, I don’t think this was purposeful or reckless. Just an unfortunate situation.”
