Elimination of consequences of birth defects: correction of cranial distortions

The flexibility and plasticity of a baby's skull is required for the physiological passage of the head through the birth canal. The skull of the child is subjected to strong pressure and distortion, which normally is self-correcting in the first weeks of life. However, in many cases, the distortion imposed on the skull at birth are not corrected spontaneously with time.

Changing the shape and symmetry of the structures of the skull, which are visible to the naked eye and the extent of which can be measured, can adversely affect the adaptive abilities of the organism and the General health of the child.

During the deformation of the bones of the skull are pressed into with any party or parties and lose the completeness of mobility. The violation of rhythmic movements of the skull bones entails membranous and fascial tension in the head and body.

Vertebral scoliosis in children, often develops as a consequence of the cranial (skull) scoliosis arising at birth.





Also for compression of the skull, the child may experience the following diseases and symptoms:

• Torticollis with spasm of the sternocleidomastoid muscle, because of possible compression of the jugular holes – accessory nerve
• Muscular hypertonicity – the tendency to extension, irritability (the child early begins to walk) – the tension of the Dura mater
• Colic, digestive disorders, frequent regurgitation – compression of jugular hole – vagus nerve
• Restless sleep – increased intracranial pressure, compression of the occipital bone
• Underdevelopment – a violation of CSF dynamics, compression of the skull
• Hormonal disorders – compression and tension of the fascia in the area of the pituitary gland
• Violation of sucking and swallowing – Gothic or overly flattened palate, stenosis of the nasopharynx and the violation of nasal breathing, compression on the nerves responsible for swallowing
• Decreased sense of smell – unit of the ethmoid bone, and compression of the olfactory nerves
• Frequent colds, due to edema of the mucosa of the nasopharynx and oropharynx at the unit opener
• Allergic rhinitis – block of the vomer, the ethmoid bone
• Enlarged tonsils, enlarged – unit opener, upper jaw, venous stasis in the mucosa of the nasopharynx, a cluster of lymphoid tissue, mucosa of allergic readiness
• Myoclonia, convulsive twitching of the muscles
• Respiratory problems – compression of the occipital, vagus nerve, twisting of the Dura mater
• Mouth breathing due to narrowing of the nasopharynx
• Ophthalmic disorders – strabismus, nystagmus when rotation of the sphenoid bone and narrowing verhnelenskoe gap (compression of the oculomotor, trochlear, trigeminal, abducent nerves)
• Speech disorder, and many other types of dysfunction

When the child reaches 4 months of age, full correction of cranial distortions is more complicated. With age, the body compensates for the distortion of the skull bones, began to develop malocclusion, mismatched upper and lower jaw, scoliosis, forward head posture and mouth breathing. All these factors provoke the development of TMJ disorder.

 

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But the body tries to compensate and adapt to the existing birth trauma, however, any push from the outside, will break down this payment. The sooner You seek help, the faster and more efficient the treatment. published

 

 

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