Conclusion and Results
After treatment sessions, patient reported pain NRS of 2-3 for his CBP. Surprisingly a significant improvement in his depressive symptoms was also communicated. On further evaluation by psychiatry physician, HDRS was reduced from 26 to 7; BDI from 44 to 10 with significant improvements in other depression assessment parameters. (Table 1) Patient also reported an improvement in his overall mood, sleep, appetite, not experience irritability with people around him, no low mood or suicidal symptoms and an increased interest in activities. Patient reported better energy and enthusiasm to work along with improved sleep and psychological effects. Follow-up assessments conducted at three- and six-months post-treatment showed sustained improvement in depression assessment. (Table 1)