that a childs mood or behavior may be improved with chiropractic care?

Results from a Practice-Based Research Network considered data reported by 53 chiropractors contributing 1,161 pediatric cases. All patients received chiropractic adjustments at each visit which totaled 10,249 o ce visits. The 3 primary complaints (in decreasing frequency) were: ENT/Respiratory Disorders, Gastrointestinal Problems and Musculoskeletal Problems. Secondary complaints (in decreasing frequency) were: Neuromuscular Dysfunction/Headaches, ENT/Respiratory Disorders, and Immune Dysfunction. With respect to treatment-associated outcomes; 776 reported experiencing an overall improvement in their presenting symptoms. Interestingly, 36 chiropractors reported patient improvements which were unrelated to the presenting complaint. These were improvements in patient mood, sleep, immune function, and range of motion.

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