Symptoms
Children often come with problems of the musculoskeletal system or digestion in the practice. Body statics changes very much in the course of life. Children are especially delivered in times of growth spurts. Most children meander when they grow up. Comparable like a grapevine. In these phases, blockages can occur. The spine, the pelvis, the feet but also the head and eyes are often affected. If these blockages are allowed to persist, scoliotic postures can develop that have an impact on the eye function.
Frequently the children come to practice after sports accidents or concentration difficulties. We strive for a holistic solution of the problems in order to achieve the most sustainable effect possible and to improve the quality of life.
Other treatable symptoms or clinical pictures are:
- Muscle weakness / increased fatigue
- lack of concentration
- Speech disorders (lisp, loses saliva when talking or eating, can pronounce certain letters bad, generally delayed development of the language)
- Disturbances regarding coarse and fine motor skills
- Coordination disorders of body - eye - hand
- Myotonia (disturbed muscle relaxation)
- Weakness of the intercostal muscles
- reduced breathing capacity e.g. in bronchial asthma
- Tension states during orthodontic brace supply
- cardiomyopathy
- Muscle pain and cramps
- Stress-related and postural headache
- Children with certain autistic characteristics
- Contractures - shortening of certain muscle groups
- juvenile idiopathic arthritis
- Muscovisdizose
- Allergic bronchial asthma
- Bad posture (kyphosis, scoliosis, foot deformities, jaw asymmetries)
- functional disturbances occurring in the development phases (crawls not evenly, can not stand up, goes diagonally, foot position unequal, hip turned outward)
- School anxiety or general fears (birth of sibling, fear of loss, fear of larger groups, for example kindergarten, school)
- Enuresis nocturna - nocturnal wetting
- Dyslexia or reading-spelling weakness
- Sensitivity disorders - disturbed perception of one's own body or the perception of joint positions (proprioception)
