Thanks. I'll look this up.

The website does list adhesions as one of the conditions. There is a clinic about 2 hours away, so we'll definitely look into it. Thanks again.

@kremer1 Have you been able to try myofascial release? Myofascial release does help with surgical scar tissue and that is of course connected to something else because the fascia intertwines through everything. I recently used myofascial release to work on scar tissue on my leg from the surgeries I had because of breaking my ankle. With the muscles being tight and one side of the ankle weaker because of the injury, what was happening was that the scar tissue pulled and added pressure to the joint which was making my ankle collapse while walking and it was like having a sprain all the time. I was able to get the uneven pressure released and walk pain free for the first time since the injury. That's how bad scar tissue can be. It can restrict normal movement.

How are you doing?

An adhesion is fascial tissue that has dried up, dehydrated if you will. It is no longer pliable and in many cases is stuck to the surrounding bone structures. Getting rid of adhesions is not easy and requires a very good therapist. Check out John Barnes Myofascial release and find a practicioner near you.