It has long been known that excessive tension in the suboccipital muscles is closely related to restricted mobility in the upper segments of the cervical spine. This leads to persistent headaches.
- Doctors treating a skull deformity
- Which doctors treat skull deformities
- Possible diseases of skull deformity symptom
- All doctors treating skull deformities 750
- Advice before visiting the neurologist
- Treatment services for skull deformities
- 'The specialists of Dr. EAST
- 'OST Doctor News
- Who treats?
- joint
- Therapeutic effect of gentle manual therapy
- Who is chiropractic therapy suitable for?
- Pediatric Chiropractor
- indications in children
- HOW WILL DR. OST TREAT MY BACK?
- Causes of Dislocation
- Treatment options for a dislocation
- What to do in case of a dislocation?
- Causes of Dislocation
- Symptoms of a shoulder dislocation
- Diseases where chiropractic treatment is effective
- osteochondrosis
- spondyloarthritis
- disc prolapse
- So, is it worth seeing a chiropractor?
Doctors treating a skull deformity
The symptom of skull deformity can be caused by a variety of medical conditions. If you are experiencing this symptom for the first time, you should make an appointment with your GP, who will refer you to an appropriate specialist.
Which doctors treat skull deformities
- geneticist
- Oral and maxillofacial surgeon
- gynecologist
- dermatologist
- gynecologist
- Laryngologist (ear, nose and throat doctor)
- traumatologist
- Physician
- infectiologist
- pediatrician
- orthopedist
- surgeon
- neurosurgeon
- neonatologist
- haematologist
- Ophthalmologist (ophthalmologist)
- Neurologist.
Possible diseases of skull deformity symptom
- anencephaly
- methemoglobinemia
- lissencephaly
- Hydrocephalus syndrome in children
- Aspartic glucosaminuria
- macrocephaly
- Patau syndrome
- Mucopolysaccharidosis IH
- Hereditary spherocytosis
- craniosynostosis
- Nasal abnormalities
- plagiocephaly
- Disorders that occur in the perinatal period
- Edwards syndrome
- hargoilism
- encephalocele
- Potter syndrome
- hypophosphatasia
- Congenital syphilis, late onset
- Rubinstein-Tabey Syndrome
- Malformations of the nervous system
- hydrocephalus
- Robinov Syndrome
- acrocephaly
- Amniotic Band Syndrome
- Encephalotrygeminal angiomatosis
- mucopolysaccharidosis
- Craniofacial dysostosis
- Pfeiffer syndrome
- Punctate chondrodysplasia
- fracture of the skull base.
A skull deformity is a sign of possible serious health problems, see a doctor!
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Advice before visiting the neurologist
The neurologist specializes in the treatment of diseases of the nervous system. Preparing to see a neurologist involves gathering information about your condition. You must provide the doctor with all of your test results and specialist reports. If you are taking any medication at the time of the examination, you must also be informed of this. To ensure better objectivity, you should refrain from alcohol and smoking the day before the examination appointment. These can affect the neurological status and lead to overdiagnosis.
Treatment services for skull deformities
Services that may be recommended to you for treatment or to further clarify the diagnosis:
- neuroendoscopy
- urine test
- Erythrocyte Osmotic Resistance (ERO)
- OAC
- morphology of the blood
- Rhinoplasty
- Reconstructive Surgery
- Genetic analysis of the genome for an additional 13th chromosome
- Division of the intrauterine amniotic ligament
- erythrocytometry
- Transcranial removal of an intracerebral hematoma
- OAM
- Low alkaline phosphatase (ALP) activity
- FISH method
- Genetic Diagnosis
- Transcranial epidural hematoma removal
- EMA test (eosin-5-maleimide fluorescent dye test)
- Orthopedic correction
- surgical intervention
- chorionic villus biopsy
- bypass surgery
- ventricular bypass
- Removal of encephalopathies
- bone marrow transplant
- molecular genetic diagnosis
- Endoscopic third ventricle
- High levels of alkaline phosphatase substrate (ALP)
- LPC
- Serological tests (RIF, RIBT, RPGA)
- Surgical interventions
- Laser photocoagulation of the retina
- trabeculotomy
- Biochemical blood tests
- oxygen therapy
- Skull base transplant for primary hydrocephalus
- artificial respiration
- karyotyping
- EBP gene mutation test
- ELISA test for toxoplasmosis
- amniocentesis
- Lumbar puncture of the spinal cord
- splenectomy
- finger transplant
- Examination of cerebrospinal fluid
- Prenatal Tests.
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Who treats?
In practice, sprains caused by acute trauma are the most common. So we will talk about them.
It should be noted right from the start that the treatment of dislocated joints is the responsibility of the doctor. Trying to correct them yourself can have serious consequences for the patient. Improper technique will result in severe pain, tearing of ligaments and tendons, muscle damage, and profuse bleeding.
However, first aid for a sprain can be provided by anyone without medical training. She looks like this:
1. Cold should be applied to the injured area. This reduces bleeding when blood vessels rupture as they contract at low temperatures (a natural thermoregulation mechanism to reduce heat production).
2. Immobilize (immobilize) the dislocated joint. Anything you have on hand can be used for this. A stick tied to the limb with clothes is suitable.
3 Take the patient to the clinic within 2-3 hours of the injury. At this point, the dislocation can be adjusted much more easily because there is no soft tissue swelling.
Some reasons to see a doctor instead of trying to fix a dislocation yourself at home:
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- Unsuccessful treatment attempts make further reduction difficult, so that surgical treatment may become necessary;
- There is a risk that you will further damage the joint and significantly injure the soft tissues, making the dislocation irreversible;
- adequate anesthesia is not possible at home;
- there is no diagnostic equipment at home to assess the extent of damage to intra-articular structures;
- the lack of proper treatment results in a long-term dislocation that cannot be closed closed but can be treated surgically.
Therapeutic effect of gentle manual therapy
The therapeutic methods that our therapists use for spinal and joint problems show good results and alleviate the patient's symptoms right from the first sessions.
In most cases, the cause of the disease is osteochondrosis of the spine. The therapy eliminates the bulging of the intervertebral discs.
The treatment slows down the degenerative processes in the vertebrae and intervertebral discs and contributes to long-term remission.
Regular treatments reduce the incidence of scoliosis, lordosis and kyphosis and help restore the natural shape of the spine. The doctors in our clinic work not only with the muscles, but also with the ligaments.
This pathology is located in the cervical spine and causes severe pain and impaired blood supply to the brain. Chiropractic treatment aims to relieve the discomfort and associated symptoms. Patients' vision normalizes, coordination is restored, and dizziness disappears.
Treatment of the thoracic spine helps to identify and treat the various causes of pain: blocked rib-vertebral joints, osteochondrosis and pinched nerves.
Compression of the spinal nerves in the chest causes pain and difficulty breathing. A gentle chiropractic treatment helps to relieve tension in the rib muscles and strengthen the muscular corset.
Chiropractic treatment produces noticeable results in stages 1-2 of the disease. After the treatment, the patients experience less pain and the natural mobility of the joints is restored.
Dysfunctions of internal organs
This gentle treatment of the spine and joints returns the internal organs to their normal position and improves blood and lymph circulation.
Who is chiropractic therapy suitable for?
Treatment is recommended for patients who suffer from
- pain in the joints and spine;
- postural defects;
- mobility problems;
- muscular pain syndrome;
- Dizziness;
- Chronic Fatigue Syndrome;
- Headache;
- intervertebral fractures;
- diseases of the brain;
- dystonia;
- diseases of the digestive system;
- disorders of the reproductive system (uterine constriction in women, prostatitis in men);
- high blood pressure in the early stages;
- varicose veins;
- bronchial asthma.
Pediatric Chiropractor
People of all ages come to this specialist. Babies are often brought to an appointment as well. The most common injuries include dislocated cervical vertebrae at birth, congenital joint dislocations, and hip dislocations. A chiropractor can help solve this problem so that these diseases do not later affect the quality of life. Moscow is a huge metropolis and finding a good chiropractor is easy. In the regions, many people turn to such specialists based on the recommendations and opinions of former patients of the doctor. The chiropractor's arsenal is a set of gentle techniques designed specifically for young patients.
In childhood and adolescence, a whole range of different symptoms occur that are associated with various diseases. It is simply not possible to determine the exact symptoms in young children at home; it is better to take your child to the chiropractor's office. Only then can the doctor make an accurate diagnosis. The first sign of an anomaly in infants is loud crying during any physical activity: twisting, simple exercises, light massage. Older children may complain of pain in all parts of the spine, joints or headaches (which can also be caused by spinal problems). In addition, with kyphosis, scoliosis and a stiff neck, major changes in posture and a malposition of the head are immediately noticeable. A pediatric chiropractor knows how to help your child in these cases and will provide recommendations on what to do after the initial consultation. Timely diagnosis and targeted treatment will eliminate the symptoms. To confirm such diagnoses, the doctor will recommend an MRI, X-ray, CT or MR angiography. Laboratory tests can also be carried out.
indications in children
A good chiropractor has helped many young children, and all testimonials confirm this: according to parents, chiropractors with their manipulations are very good for the child's body. The most important thing is to contact us in good time and to start treatment immediately after diagnosis. When is a Chiropractor Really Helpful for a Child? If your child has been diagnosed with:
- Abnormal development of the spine in infancy or infantile torticollis.
- Kyphosis, scoliosis, osteochondrosis in older children.
- Congenital injuries in infants.
- In adolescents and schoolchildren, abnormal posture, scoliosis.
- Various sprains and injuries in adolescents and schoolchildren.
- diseases of the joints.
- Certain diseases of the internal organs.
- Muscular pathologies.
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Causes of Dislocation
A dislocation can occur in any joint. A typical dislocation is caused by trauma. For example, a dislocation occurs when a joint is moved excessively (beyond the normal range of motion). In many cases, such a dislocation is the result of violent movement (such as a fall where a person falls on the back of the shoulder and dislocates it). A blow to the joint can also lead to a dislocation. Dislocations that result from trauma are called traumatic dislocations.
However, a dislocation can also have a non-traumatic origin. In this case, it is caused by the destruction of the articulating ends of the bones as a result of diseases such as polio, arthrosis, arthrosis or tuberculosis. Such dislocations are called pathological dislocations.
There are also congenital dislocations. This pathology occurs in the fetus during fetal development.
Particular attention is paid to so-called habitual dislocations. A habitual dislocation is a dislocation that also occurs with minor trauma to the same joint. It is caused by a weakness of the articular apparatus (capsule, ligaments, muscles) or a change in the configuration of the articular surfaces. In most cases, habitual dislocation occurs when the joint disengages from the injury after the traumatic dislocation is repaired too soon.
Treatment options for a dislocation
What to do in case of a dislocation?
In the event of a dislocation, the injured joint should first be immobilized (ie fixed). Ideally, a splint should be used, but when this is not possible, immobilization should be performed using improvised means - a handkerchief, a piece of cloth, etc. Cold compresses are recommended to reduce swelling and relieve pain. You can use crushed ice from the freezer or a cold water bottle. A pain reliever can be taken.
The dislocation needs to be put back in place, and it should be done quickly. If the dislocation is not corrected within 1 to 2 days, the swelling makes correction difficult and surgery (tissue incision) may be needed. Under no circumstances should you try to push back the dislocation yourself! Successful self-treatment is rare, and the risk of causing further pain and making the situation worse is significant.
In the event of a dislocation, you should go to a trauma center or clinic and see a trauma surgeon as soon as possible. A qualified traumatologist or surgeon is available in every general practitioner's office.
Do not undertake the treatment on your own. Contact our specialists who will make a correct diagnosis and prescribe treatment.
Causes of Dislocation
A dislocation of the hand can occur in any joint: shoulder, elbow, wrist, small joints between the wrist bones, metacarpal bones, phalanges. In a complete dislocation, the joint capsule is damaged and the bones lose all contact with each other. In an incomplete dislocation, the joint capsule is intact and the bones are partially in contact with each other.
- Falling on an outstretched arm;
- as a result of a direct blow to the limb;
- by lifting weights with one hand;
- by a twisting mechanism.
The wrist is the most commonly affected joint. Depending on the direction in which the bones are displaced, the dislocation can be anterior or posterior. A lower dislocation occurs in the shoulder joint when the humeral head moves downward. The mechanism is triggered by lifting the child by one arm. At this point there is a cracking sound and pain, and the arm cannot be lowered.
Symptoms of a shoulder dislocation
Let's talk about how to recognize an arm dislocation. The suspicion of a large joint dislocation is not difficult. As a rule, even after a fall or sudden movement, the victim notes a cracking sound, temporary deformation of the joint, pain and inability to move the limb. The limb may become stiff and change length. Abnormal thickening and depressions appear in the joint.
Symptoms of a dislocation of the small joints of the hand are:
- Swelling;
- reddening of the skin;
- changes in the shape of the wrist or other joints of the hand;
- Pains;
- restriction of freedom of movement;
- Finger tingling and other paresthesias are characteristic of a pinched median nerve;
- A pronounced pallor or liveliness of the skin below the joint, coldness and swelling can indicate vascular damage.
Once a hand dislocation has been diagnosed, an examination should be performed to confirm the diagnosis. A fracture, a sprain, a partial or complete rupture of a tendon, a joint capsule or a hematoma can be detected.
The sufferer themselves may not notice a dislocated hand, especially when small joints are involved. Many people write off the pain and swelling as a result of the bruise and wait for the symptoms to go away on their own. In the meantime, the condition does not improve. Arthritis and osteoarthritis can accompany the dislocation due to prolonged trauma to the joint surfaces that are in an abnormal position.
Diseases where chiropractic treatment is effective
It is more correct to say that the chiropractor works with symptom modification. That means. The doctor can relieve the symptoms or even prevent them from getting worse, but the disease does not go away, it just goes into a less active phase.
osteochondrosis
This is the natural aging process of the intervertebral discs (it happens quite quickly in some people). The intervertebral disc gradually loses water and becomes thin. The distance between the adjacent vertebrae decreases and the pressure on the intervertebral joints increases.
spondyloarthritis
That is, osteoarthritis of the facet joints. Back pain is usually associated with this condition. The logic behind this is that the joints gradually wear out as the cushioning function of the disc decreases and the mechanical stress on the joints increases.
disc prolapse
It must be said that osteochondrosis is not the only problem affecting the intervertebral disc. In addition to shrinking, the shape can also change: characteristic bulges develop, which often press on the surrounding nerves and cause acute pain, numbness or muscle weakness.
There are also a number of pain syndromes that result from the disorders described above. These include radiculopathies (eg, intercostal neuralgia) and myofascial phenomena (piriformis syndrome and many others).
So, is it worth seeing a chiropractor?
In the case of back pain, it is better not to experiment (for example, taking painkillers indiscriminately or doing convulsive warm-up exercises) and go straight to a neurologist or orthopedist. The doctor will analyze your symptoms, conduct an examination (additional diagnostics or consultations with related specialists may be required) and determine a treatment program. Which treatments are suitable depends on the severity of the disease and your individual characteristics.
I believe that chiropractic care can be combined well with individually tailored exercise and lifestyle changes. It is not enough to 'straighten' the spine, the patient must learn to move properly and take care of their body. For example, most office workers suffer from headaches. This is due to excessive tightening of the extensor muscles in the neck. We can treat the neck area and it will get better, but if the person doesn't exercise and watch their posture, after a while the symptoms will return. That's the answer to why this chiropractic treatment doesn't work. It is also compatible with therapeutic blocks and taping.
Why am I against uncontrolled painkillers? In the case of back pain associated with typical diseases of the musculoskeletal system, mechanical damage to the structures of the musculoskeletal system is considered the main factor in its development. Imagine spinal discs and joints wearing out, and instead of working on it, we just numb the pain with medication. One day they help, the next they don't. And why? Because the cause still has its destructive effect. Also, as the body becomes accustomed to and unresponsive to the drugs, we have to keep changing and resorting to stronger and more toxic drugs. Chronic Pain Syndrome is a very complex problem and in some cases its treatment must include the prescription of antidepressants.
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