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Fever Research
Kinematic Imbalances Due to Suboccipital Strain in
Newborns and Young Children
Biedermann H. J. Manual Medicine 1993;31: 97-107
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More than 600 babies (to date) have been treated
for suboccipital strain. One hundred thirty-five infants who were
available for follow-up was reviewed in this case series report.
The suboccipital strain's main symptoms include torticollis, fever
of unknown origin, loss of appetite and other symptoms of CNS disorders,
swelling of one side of the facial soft tissues, asymmetric development
of the skull, hips, crying when the mother tried to change the
child's position, and extreme sensitivity of the neck to palpation.
Most patients in the series required one to three adjustments before
returning to normal. "Removal of suboccipital strain is the fastest
and most effective way to treat the symptoms...one session is sufficient
in most cases. Manipulation of the occipito-cervical region leads
to the disappearance of problems...."
Investigation of the effect of chiropractic adjustments
on a specific gynecological symptom: dysmenorrhea. Arnold-Frochet
S. J Aust Chiro Assoc1981; 10:14-16.
Chiropractic adjustment in the management of visceral conditions:
a critical appraisal. Jamison JR, McEwen AP, Thomas
SJ. J
Manipulative Physiol Ther. 1992 Mar-Apr;15 (3):171-180
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This was a survey of chiropractors in Australia.
More than 50% of the chiropractors stated that asthma responds
to chiropractic adjustments; more than 25% felt that chiropractic
adjustments could benefit patients with dysmenorrhea, indigestion,
constipation, migraine and sinusitis.
References from Koren Publications' brochure:
Fever - Nature's Infection Fighter
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403, Hurley, New York 12443.
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August. 1963, 62:1057-1063.
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inversion and plantarflexion of the foot: A pediatric case
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strain in newborns. J. Manual Medicine, 1992, 6, pp.
151-156
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