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DeutschAtypical sciatica
For the understanding of the atypical sciatica you have to know that pain- or other symptoms below the waist line nearly regularly are the result of a mixture of pain of either the spinal nerves or of the meridians. I just estimate that below the waist line the proportion between spinal nerves- and meridian pain is about 50% to 50%. This relation changes in the upper body parts to the advantage of the meridian pain, as upwards the compressive load decreases and the spinal nerves are not so easily affected.
However this means that for the treatment of a calcaneal spur or a repeatedly occurring podagra (gout) not only the release of the sciatic nerve is necessary by means of the elimination of subluxations of the leg joints and a pelvic damage in the sense of the SMT®, but also the release of the nerves of those vertebrae, whose meridian runs through the sickened area.
- For a pain at the calcaneal spur, a sickness of the achilles tendon or a Baker´s cyst in the popliteal space, for restless legs and systremma, to only name some few diseases, it is the bladder-meridian (L3 SMT®),
- for the gout of the big toe it is the spleen-pancreas-meridian (Th8 SMT® and. Th7 SMT®),
- for an ulcus cruris (varicose or gravitational ulcer) of the external malleolus it is the gallbladder meridian (Th4 SMT®),
- for an ulcus cruris of the internal malleolus it is the liver(Th5 SMT®)-, kidneys (Th10 SMT® and Th11 SMT®)- and spleen-pancreas-meridian (Th8 SMT® and Th7 SMT®).
Please also pay attention to those vertebrae and organs being connected to and over the functional circuits, which again are connected among each other.