When you have soreness, numbness, swelling and pain in your head, neck, shoulders, chest, waist, legs, it indicates that you have a problem with your spine and in most cases, once you get the misaligned spine in the right position, the symptoms will also disappear.
If every vertebra is in its normal position, then the entire spine shows two forward curves (cervical and lumbar) and two backward curves (thoracic and sacral). When the curvature of the spine is good —- where it should be bent and where it should be straight, people are less prone to disease; if the physiological curvature of the spine changes, the body tends to fall into subhealth or chronic disease. Lou Qunli, Department of Orthopaedic Surgery (Lumbar Disc Herniation Specialist), Qiqihar Jianhua Hospital
The 31 pairs of nerves in the human body penetrate from the intervertebral foramen of the spine and run through the whole body, regulating the normal physiological activities of the body. When the pelvis and spine are misaligned, the intervertebral foramen, which has a very small gap, is first deformed, and the surrounding muscles and ligaments change in tension.
When the pelvis and spine are misaligned, the intervertebral foramen, which has a small gap, is first deformed and the tension of the surrounding muscles and ligaments is changed.
This causes a series of sensory-motor disorders and changes in the physiological functions of the internal organs, resulting in endocrine disorders, leading to a variety of diseases. Early headache, dizziness, loss of vision, neck stiffness, excessive dreaming, insomnia, thirst, heartburn, tinnitus, deafness, chest tightness, shortness of breath, scapular pain, lumbar and knee weakness, general weakness, slow reaction, abdominal distension.
Weakness, slow reaction, abdominal distension, difficulty in urination, constipation, diarrhea, obesity, emaciation, male impotence, female menstrual disorders, further obstruction of meridians, further aggravation of the condition, gradual decline of physiological functions, accelerating the human body’s
aging process, and even cancer. Similarly, when an organ is unhealthy, the abnormalities can be found in the spine, and the root of the disease can be directly removed through spinal care.
Misalignment is the misalignment of the bones. As long as there is a slight misalignment between the bone and the bone, it will cause tension and disorder in the surrounding normal soft tissues, and the corresponding limbs will have pain, numbness, cold and other uncomfortable symptoms.
Subluxation is the use of techniques to fine-tune the misalignment of the bones to achieve a balance between tendons, tendons, bones and flesh, thus relieving and alleviating the tension and pain.
Introduction to the spine.
The spine consists of 7 cervical vertebrae, 12 thoracic vertebrae, 5 lumbar vertebrae, 1 sacral vertebrae, and 1 caudal vertebrae (the sacral and caudal vertebrae are each made up of 4 to 5 bones fused into one piece at birth).
Each vertebra is interconnected with the adjacent vertebrae by complex joints, ligaments, and intervertebral discs. The intervertebral discs are like indispensable “sponge cushions” that cushion the pressure of the spine, but their secret is buried in the center, where
There is an extremely elastic gel. In this gel, water accounts for 80%, so it is like jelly that can change position and shape with external pressure. In order to prevent the “jelly” sliding around, in its surroundings, the
Also surrounded by a thick layer of fibers, the fiber ring is like a barrel hoop firmly “jelly” locked in the innermost layer – because once the “jelly” slipped out of the fiber ring, it will compress the spinal cord nerves from the central passage of the vertebrae, resulting in various
This is a common type of “disc herniation”. Other small joints and ligaments between the vertebrae are also at risk for various types of damage during our daily actions.
Don’t think that these are just tiny details that are not surprising, but in fact every single detail can damage the spine as a whole and even affect the health of the whole body. For example, a misalignment of one cervical vertebra is very likely to compress the
Because the spinal nerves that pass through the neck often lead to various parts of the body, the whole body will be involved in the function, and paraplegia is the most typical example; when a lumbar intervertebral
When a lumbar disc herniates, it may cause a change in the physiological curvature of the entire spine above it, which then compresses the spinal nerves in the spinal canal, causing severe pain and affecting the function of the organs.
Our head, neck and shoulders, like branches of a tree, are inseparable from the main trunk of the spine. Strictly speaking, the head can even be considered as an extension of the spine, because the head and the spine have been integrated and shared since we were embryos.
The head and spine have been connected and growing together since we were embryos. Therefore, the posture of the spine directly affects the head, and the movement of the head directly affects the spine and the function of the whole body. Our neck is the link between the head and the spine.
If you do not have the right posture, such as the habit of head tilted forward, chin too inward, shoulders shrugged, etc., will cause tension and stiffness in the neck muscles, in the long run, not only the shoulder will feel pain, numbness, the whole back will even feel discomfort, and even the whole body health level decline.
What about the pelvis? If the pelvis is too far back, too far forward, or if the pelvis is too high and too low, it will lead to the phenomenon of long and short legs, which in turn will lead to scoliosis, compression of the spinal cord, and eventually a decrease in the function of the organs connected to the spinal nerve.
What diseases can be caused by misalignment?
Cervical spine.
Cervical spine 1: vertigo, migraine, insomnia, drowsiness, dizziness, cervical hypertension, cerebral blood supply deficiency
Cervical spine 2: vertigo, headache, insomnia, drowsiness, dry eyes, tinnitus, tachycardia
Cervical spine 3: vertigo, dizziness, migraine, neck and shoulder syndrome
Cervical spine 4: dizziness, nausea, eruption, numbness of hands, frozen shoulder, fallen pillow
Cervical spine 5: chest pain, bradycardia, nausea, erratic pain, neck, shoulder and palm distension
Cervical spine 6: blood pressure fluctuation, shoulder pain, shoulder, thumb and forefinger numbness
Cervical spine 7: shortness of breath and chest tightness, numbness and pain in the fourth and fifth fingers, cervical root and scapular pain
Thoracic vertebrae.
Thoracic vertebra 1: shortness of breath, shortness of breath, elbow and hand pain, cold, early blogging
Thoracic vertebra 2: shortness of breath and chest pain
Thoracic vertebra 3: lung, bronchial symptoms, susceptible to colds
Thoracic vertebra 4: chest and back pain, chest tightness, long sigh
Thoracic vertebra 5: mouth bitterness, low blood pressure, stomach cramps
Thoracic vertebra 6: stomach pain, indigestion, stomach cramps
Thoracic vertebra 7: stomach ulcer symptoms, indigestion
Thoracic vertebra 8: immune deficiency
Thoracic spine 9: kidney dysfunction, white urine, urinary disorders
Thoracic spine 10: kidney dysfunction, sexual dysfunction
Thoracic vertebra 11: kidney dysfunction, urinary tract disease
Thoracic spine 12: lower abdominal pain and cold, fatigue syndrome
Lumbar vertebrae.
Lumbar vertebra 1: colon dysfunction, constipation, diarrhea, lumbago, lower abdominal pain
Lumbar vertebra 2: abdominal pain, lumbago, hypogonadism
Lumbar vertebra 3: bladder, menstrual disorders, low urine, lumbar and medial knee pain and weakness
Lumbar vertebra 4: low back pain, sciatica, difficulty urinating, frequent or scanty urination, leg pain radiating to the outside of the leg belly
Lumbar vertebra 5: poor blood circulation in the legs, weakness and fear of cold in the lower limbs, lumbar and leg pain and numbness to the back and outside of the leg belly
Sacral spine: lumbosacral joint lesions, foot pain and numbness, bladder disease
Caudal spine: tailbone pain
You can check your own vertebrae that are misaligned or what symptoms you have against the above chart or table, check whether the corresponding vertebrae are misaligned, and use the orthopedic method to square the misaligned bones.
How to check easily.
1, the person being examined should preferably wear a thin garment, and the examiner should stand on the side of the person being examined.
2, the examiner takes out the index and middle fingers of both hands, and presses the upper part of the spine horizontally with one hand near the head of the examinee; the other hand is parallel to the spine vertically, and the index and middle fingers are placed on the two sides of the center line. Slide down the spine with a force of about two points.
3, to see whether the spine is straight, on the one hand, through the direct touch under the hands, on the other hand, by observing the sliding track left on the clothes, which is also the reason why it is recommended to wear a thin piece of clothing.
You can also check yourself in this way.
Use a tube of plastic wrap, fill the hollow with a wooden stick, then roll a bath towel outside, lie on your back on a hard bed, use the stick to roll from the waist to the neck in the back section by section against the pressure, there is pain that is. (Also can replace the fresh paper tube)
Spinal positioning.
The one that cannot be touched is neck one; the one that can be touched is neck two; the one that can be turned is neck seven; the middle section is neck four; the one that cannot be turned is chest one; the horizontal line of the most protruding point of the medial scapula is chest four; the horizontal line of the lowermost end of the scapula is chest seven; the twelfth rib
The horizontal line at the end of the twelfth rib is the lumbar two; the horizontal line at the upper end of the ilium is the lumbar four; the first spine at the upper end of the sacral vertebra is the lumbar five; below the lumbar vertebra is the sacral vertebra; below the sacral vertebra is the caudal vertebra.
The method of orthopedic treatment requires an orthopedic surgeon to administer the treatment. For minor vertebral protrusions, two thumbs can be superimposed to press the protruding vertebrae, and the pressure can be applied to the vertebrae after peeling the skin with ginger and then pressed until it is flat. Concave and scoliosis are more difficult to orthogonalize on their own.