John R., a 60-year-old retired accountant, presented with a two-year history of progressive neck pain, radlating down beth arms, accompanied by numbness and weakness in the hands. He reported experiencing episodes of tingling and clumsiness, especially when performing fine motor tasks. The symptoms worsened with prolonged sitting or standing, limiting his ability to engage in daily activities and recreational pursuits. What treatment modality was included in John R’s chiropractic co-management plan to alleviate pressure on the affected nerve roots and promote spinal health? Specific cervical spine adjustments and cervical traction Referral to a physical therapist without chiropractic involvement Prescription medication for pain management Surgical intervention for immediate relief
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