Li Jingsheng used the heel of his right hand to forcefully push the spinous process while his left hand on the patient's shoulder pushed in the opposite direction.
"Can you see my left hand? It pushes in the opposite direction. You need to control the force well, too."
Dr. Chen felt his mind and eyes were a bit overwhelmed.
Basically, all doctors are similar when they first learn a treatment method.
"Also, remember, if the patient's spine does not have a backward convex deformity, the patient's upper body should not rotate. You also have to consider the patient's tolerance. For resetting this complex lumbar disc protrusion, overcorrection is needed to achieve a good therapeutic effect.
But there's a saying, 'too much is as bad as too little.'
This overcorrection should neither be excessive nor too weak, otherwise it will not achieve good efficacy.
