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Subluxation of the mandibular joint

Orthopedic diseases and pain syndroms
- Arthrosis and arthritis
- Disc prolapses, spondylolisthesis, stenosis of the spinal channel
- Sciatic diseases
- Atypical sciatica
  - Spondylolysis and spondylolisthesis
  - Stenosis of the spinal channel
- Hip pain and -diseases
- Diseases in the shoulder-arm area
What have damages at joints and spine to do with a psychic abnormal additude or -disease
- The influence of the psyche on sicknesses of inner organs
- ADS and HAS
- Allergies
- Bronchial asthma and other respiratory disturbances
- Diseases of the eyes
- Autoimmune diseases
- Bekhterev´s disease
- Bedwetting
- Burn-out and lack of concentration
- Chronical nose and sinus diseases
- Chronical polyarthritis
- Circulatory disturbance of the legs
- Urinary inctontinence
- Diabetes mellitus type I and II
- Hypertension
- Varicose veins and swelling tendency of the legs
- Pain and cracking in the mandibular joint, bite anomalies, gnashing of teeth
- Heart diseases
- Cancer diseases and aftercare
- Migraine and other forms of headaches
- Multiple sclerosis
- Osteoporosis
- Parkinson´s disease
- Restless legs and polyneuropathy
- Visual disturbances
- Squinting
- Spasticity and childish cerebral paralysis
- Dizziness
- Painhealing by means of the SMT®
- Tinnitus (Ohrgeräusche)
- Burning tongue and motor disturbances of the tongue
Dr. med. Michael Graulich
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Disc prolapses, spondylolisthesis (gliding vertebrae), stenosis (narrowing)of the spinal channel

The argument for the following postulate is not possible within the scope of this short article. If you want to inform you about the exact connections, please read the corresponding chapters in my basic textbook of the SMT® entitled "Wonders take a little longer".

Disc prolapse, spondylolisthesis (gliding vertebrae), stenosis (narrowing) of the spinal channel and sciatic pain have initially a common cause (subluxations of the pubic bone, the ilio-sacral joint and the tilt of sacrum and pelvis as well as an inclination of the pelvis), but disc prolapses, gliding vertebrae or a stenosis of the spinal channel in most of the cases are not cause for sciatic pain.