Postural disorders

Postural disorders are dysfunctions related to the postural system and its stabilizing inputs (eyes, mouth, inner ear, feet). This leads to overall postural impairment, which can cause cranial disorders (migraines, headaches, dizziness, tinnitus), as well as visceral disorders (altered transit, abdominal spasms, acid reflux, etc.) and, of course, osteoarticular disorders: tendinitis, inflammatory syndromes, strains, etc. Here we see the cause-and-effect relationship between harmful inputs and the resulting consequences.

Postural disorders and osteo-ligamentous, joint, muscular, and neural pathologies

Postural disorders and osteo-ligamentous, joint, muscular, and neural pathologies The causes of posture problems are as numerous as the consequences, and it would be impossible to list them all, but here is a list of posture problems frequently encountered in the clinic. Causes of posture problems Dysfunctions of a posture input A disorder affecting one […]

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