Soldier’s Wrist Injury Healed

A soldier had seven operations on his wrist for a war injury that sliced his nerve and tendons. He developed a severely painful condition known as Reflex Sympathetic Dystrophy. He could not even allow a shirt sleeve to touch his wrist and he was on chronic pain medications. His hand was white, swollen, and he had movement of only his thumb and index finger. After treatment with the Tennant BioModulator, the soldier stated that he could move his fingers and the pain was gone. Treatment occurred within a Military facility in Texas. The soldier requested further treatments with the Tennant BioModulator.