The Tennant Foundation provides simple daily exercises to help individuals with adhesive arachnoiditis (AA) maintain mobility, prevent foot and leg paralysis, and support healthy spinal fluid flow. These include standing stretches, ankle and leg movements, walking with arm swings, rocking exercises, and deep breathing. Regular walking is emphasized as the most important activity to improve spinal fluid circulation and overall neurologic function.

This report presents findings from a study of 45 participants with MRI-documented Adhesive Arachnoiditis (AA). The primary goal was to identify causes of clinical deterioration and find measures to stop or slow it. The study concludes that AA is not a hopeless or untreatable disease and that its deterioration can be contained, controlled, and even reversed.

Ehlers-Danlos Syndrome (EDS) is a group of disorders that affect connective tissues. It is primarily caused by defects in collagen production. People with EDS often experience stretchy skin, joint hypermobility, and a tendency to bruise easily. Other symptoms can include chronic pain and joint dislocations. Many Arachnoiditis patients also have some type of connective tissue disorder

Ketorolac and Medrol are two important medications used to manage pain and inflammation. Ketorolac, a strong NS In this bulletin, we will explore the use of Ketorolac and Medrol. Both medications are significant in the medical field for their therapeutic effects. Ketorolac is a powerful non-steroidal anti-inflammatory drug (NSAID). It is primarily used to relieve moderate to severe pain. Medrol, on the other hand, is a corticosteroid that reduces inflammation and suppresses

Introduction to ACMCRN ACMCRN is a well-established nonprofit organization. Founded in 2018, it has an international reach and board...

While there are currently no FDA treatments for Arachnoiditis, patients do have some treatment options to consider. Supplements and hormones

This is Dr. Tennant's latest bulletin on exercises to encourage spinal fluid flow in those with adhesive arachnoiditis

Read Dr. Tennant's latest bulletin on the benefit of Ketorolac also known as Toradol. Please note: Dr. Tennant incorrectly refers to...

Dr. Tennant's newest bulletin #84 on a blood test detects and measures the amounts of specific molecules that cause inflammation called...

Handbook to Recognize Adhesive Arachnoiditis by Magnetic Resonance Imaging

Dr. Tennant's latest bulletin on the causes of adhesive arachnoiditis and the conditions that preceded AA. Dr. Tennant explains that very...

This bulletin has the low dose safe and effective alternative doses for ketorolac and methylprednisolone that physicians are reticent to...

Dr. Tennant's bulletin on EBV and the possible connection between it and Arachnoiditis. ACMCRN is currently doing a literature review on...

How collagen diseases cause Arachnoiditis and the three related categories plays a role; genetic; autoimmune/collagen; post-infection...

Informative bulletin on collagen and how at least 50% of patient MRI's reviewed by Dr. Tennant with arachnoiditis shows collagen related...

This is a great bulletin that describes what neuropathic pain is and what's effective at treating it. Be sure to check out Dr. Tennant's...