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Tron Malachowski D.C. & Christine Britt D.C.

Journal of Upper Cervical Chiropractic Research ~ August 17, 2020 ~ Pages 28-38

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Abstract


Objective: To describe the chiropractic care of a patient with Meniere’s disease (MD).

Clinical Features: A 64-year-old female presented to a chiropractic office with neck pain, headaches, arm weakness, vertigo, and anxiety. She had also been suffering from Meniere’s disease for three and a half years.  Chiropractic exam revealed a vertebral subluxation at C1, with a listing of ASR.  Cervical x-rays, neurocalography, orthopedic testing, and visual analog scale assessments confirmed this finding.

Intervention and Outcomes: Knee Chest upper cervical specific chiropractic care was provided over 14 months.  The patient experienced a significant improvement in symptoms of MD, vertigo, anxiety and headaches.  She experienced overall better health including increased strength, energy, and a more positive mental outlook.

Conclusion: Knee Chest upper cervical specific chiropractic care was utilized on a patient diagnosed with MD of three and a half years duration. More research is warranted to fully understand the role chiropractic care plays in managing patients with Meniere’s disease.

Key Words: Meniere’s disease, endolymphatic hydrops, chiropractic, vertebral subluxation, adjustment, upper cervical, knee chest, K4 neurocalograph

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