This depends on which way the sphenoid is misaligned. Some children will have difficulty with speech and math, while others will have difficulty with reading. Learning difficulties in special needs children are another example. The patient survives, but has many acute symptoms such as: ✔Headaches ✔Blurred vision ✔Speech difficulties ✔Memory lapses ✔Brain fog ✔Emotional irregularities ✔Decreased reflexes ✔Altered coordination ✔Behavior changes Symptoms & Effects The cranial subluxations that resulted from the head injury are not corrected, these symptoms persist and become chronic, causing a lifetime of pain, an emotional rollercoaster, cognitive disorders and cognitive difficulties resulting in a substandard level of life and health. The injury to the head is sufficient enough to cause temporary unconsciousness in some cases. Post-concussion syndrome is an excellent example of what happens when a head injury is not corrected. Unfortunately, most of these patients do not receive adequate care for these injuries and their conditions deteriorate and result in chronic, debilitating health problems.
The incidence of head injuries caused by accidental hits from baseball bats, swings, balls, pucks, fists, sports injuries, car and industrial accidents are extremely common. The first head injury can occur during childbirth or from falls in infancy, from the child hitting his or her head on the edge of a coffee table, or if the child tumbles down the stairs. Roger Turner in performing Cranial Adjustments Chiropractors have all seen patients whose problems have originated from a head injury. Cook sees all patients with a number of needs but also specializes and is trained in the C.A.T.S.
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