Tennant has been treating patients with Intractable Pain Syndrome since he opened his pain clinic in 1975, where he treated patients with painful diseases until he retired in 2018. Since then, he has led the Tennant Foundation and its Arachnoiditis Research and Education Project.
Dr. Tennant has been kind enough to allow us to publish his works on our site. Feel free to print out any of the information you find on this website and share widely.
We highly recommend that you read Dr. Tennant's article on Arachnoiditis. This is a comprehensive first-generation diagnostic and treatment guide for managing this inflammatory, painful condition of the lower spinal canal.
PODCASTS BY DR. TENNANT
Check out Dr. Tennant's mED-IQ.A YouTube channel for anyone looking for reliable, informative, and engaging content on a wide range of healthcare topics. With an extensive library of videos, mED-IQ.A provides valuable insights on the latest advancements, best practices, and innovative approaches in healthcare, including topics such as Arachnoiditis and pain management. Their videos are designed for healthcare professionals and patients alike. Visit their YouTube channel at https://www.youtube.com/@mED-IQ.A/videos to start watching today!"
Two important videos from Dr. Tennant and Dr. Bobby Koneru on Arachnoiditis. The first video is from The Monk and the Hedonist and is a follow-up question and answer period with Dr. Tennant. Questions were submitted by members of the ACMCRN Facebook group and are based on the first video. It's best to watch them both or you can read the transcripts.
Video #1
Managing Neuro-inflammatory Spine Disease and Adhesive Arachnoiditis
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BOOKS BY DR. TENNANT
DR. TENNANT BULLETINS
These are just a few of his Bulletins on Arachnoiditis and Chronicles from his Intractable Pain Syndrome (IPS) project. You can find the complete set on the Arachnoiditis Hope website.
Dr. Tennant's New Series of Bulletins
Bulletin 1 – Polypeptides (peptides): Game Changer
Bulletin 2 – Two Polypeptides ([peptides) for AA and IP
Bulletin 4 – Starting Medical Protocol for MRI-Documented AA
Bulletin 8-KPV and BPC157 peptides available in non-injectable form
About Low Dose Naltrexone
Three Component Protocol
Best Drugs for AA and IPS Featuring Progesterone
Stages and Categorization of AA
Recommended Starting Treatment Protocol
Emergency Treatment After Spinal Tap or Epidural
Recommended Blood Test for AA
This includes hormone levels, inflammation, glucose and cholesterol
MRI diagnosis of Lumbar Adhesive Arachnoiditis (AA) for Primary Care Practitioners. 1 of 2
MRI diagnosis of Lumbar Adhesive Arachnoiditis (AA) for Primary Care Practitioners 2 of 2
Symptom Criteria For a Diagnosis of Adhesive Arachnoiditis (AA)
Are You Ready for Your Next Flare?
Ancient History Underpins the Three Component Protocol (see Bulletin #15 on his website)
Arachnoiditis Hope)Steps to Take if You're Deteriorating
Acetazolamide For AA-Related Headaches, Blurred Vision and Dizziness
Time Frame And Process From Spinal Canal Puncture To Adhesive Arachnoiditis (AA)
The "Empty Sac" Sign - What Does It Mean?
Dietary Measures For Adhesive Arachnoiditis (AA)
Rocking Chair Therapy
Why Adhesive Arachnoiditis (AA) Causes Spinal Fluid Leaks
Complications And Treatment Of AA Spinal Fluid Leaks
Treating Neuropathic Pain in AA
Bulletin 82- Autoimmune-Collagen Conditions Preceding AA
Bulletin 83- Administration of Four Consistent Agents for AA
Bulletin 84- Cytokines blood tests for inflammation
INTRACTABLE PAIN SYNDROME CHRONICLES
Chronicle 11 – Foods that help heal an inflamed body
Chronicle 75 - Electro-medical (EM) therapy series Part 1 of 4
Chronicle 79 - Critical necessity to maintain hormone blood levels
Chronicle 80 - The old-fashioned estrogen shot
Chronicles 81 - Is KRATOM right for you?
Chronicle 82 - Symptom criteria for diagnosis of AA
Chronicle 83 - Why and what you must know about GABA
Chronicle 86 - Failure to differentiate between addiction, chronic pain, and IPS
Chronicle 87 – How neurotransmitter-receptor systems relieve pain – Part 1
Chronicle 88 – Neurotransmitters and receptors – Part 2
Chronicle 89 – How to raise critical neurotransmitters – Part 3
Chronicle 90 – Immediate pain relief with GABA – Part 4
Chronicle 91 – Necessity to regenerate endorphin receptors – Part 5
Chronicle 95 – Are you in palliative or curative care? – Part 1
Chronicle 96 – Fallacies and misconceptions about palliative care – Part 2
Chronicle 97 – Palliative Care- Presenting your case to family and physician – Part 3
Chronicle 98 – IPS depletes cortisol-adrenal storage (reserve)
Chronicle 99 – IPS patients have two kinds of pain: neuroinflammatory and neuropathic
Chronicle 100 – Why high blood sugar (glucose) worsens pain
Chronicle 101 – Metabolic complication of IPS: diabetes pre-diabetes, excess cholesterol
Chronicle 102 – IPS is treated with a 4-component protocol
MISC. FILES
Sixteen Key Findings About Arachnoiditis
https://www.painnewsnetwork.org/stories/2019/6/7/16-key-findings-about-arachnoiditis
Sixteen Key Findings About Arachnoiditis in French
16 découvertes clés sur l’arachnoïdite
To see the complete collection, visit The Tennant Foundation
Home: https://arachnoiditishope.com/
Bulletins: https://arachnoiditishope.com/protocols/
Books: https://arachnoiditishope.com/bulletins/
Medical Protocols: https://arachnoiditishope.com/protocols-2/
Intractable Pain Syndrome: https://arachnoiditishope.com/treatments/
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