Ear Infections or Otitis media is an inner ear infection generally
caused from a blockage of the Eustachian tubes. The Eustachian
Tube allows equalized pressure on the eardrum and allows fluid to drain
away from the inner ear. When the Eustachian tube is blocked,
fluid builds up and causes an infection. The transverse process,
bones sticking out from the sides of a vertebrae, run next to the
Eustachian tubes at C1, the first Cervical vertebrae. When a
vertebra is misaligned or subluxated, swollen tissue will result
causing the Eustachian tubes to block. By removing the
subluxations at C1 and C2 you can reduce the tissue swelling around the
Eustachian Tubes and allow the inner ear to drain, clearing the
infection within a couple days in many cases.
SYMPTOMS
- EAR ACHES OR TUGGING AT THE EAR
- EAR AND NASAL DRAINAGE
- FEVER
- POOR SLEEP
- IRRITABILITY AND CRYING
- DECREASED APPETITE
