Chiropractic, neurological, and orthopedic examination; a blood profile (focusing on immunological markers); and toxicity and dysbiosis questionnaires.

(1)     Chiropractic, orthopedic, and neurological testing – to rule in/out subluxation

(2)     Blood tests – test for autoantibodies, inflammation (minimally)

(3)     A Toxicity Questionnaire – assess her toxic load (and to establish a baseline)

(4)     A Dysbiosis Questionnaire – assess probability of gut microbial imbalance

Findings:

Examination – standard orthopedic and neurological tests are WNL; multiple subluxations identified in cervical and lumbar spines.

Toxicity questionnaire revealed an indication of excessive toxic body burden.

Dysbiosis questionnaire revealed a low score (decreasing the probability of major gut challenges).

Blood tests – negative for ANA and TPO-antibodies, elevated hs-CRP.

Question: What is your working diagnosis?