Скачать или смотреть Can dry eyes be caused by neck instability? Potential ligamentous etiology of dry eye disease

0:00 Odd symptoms helped with Prolotherapy
2:00 Symptom control vs. root cause
4:48 Being a recovered melancholy
7:23 The problem in your head vs. neck
9:05 Progression of loose ligaments
10:14 Dry eye syndrome
11:45 Hauser’s Laws- Follow the neurology!
12:58 Traditional medicine’s look at dry eyes
13:58 Ligamentous neck instability affects on the eyes
16:19 Neurology of the eye
18:53 How facedown lifestyle can cause dry eyes
20:05 Risk factors for dry eye disease
22:07 Structural approach to dry eyes

Most patients who come to The Hauser Neck Center have vision symptoms whether blurry vision, floaters, light sensitivity, or chronically dry eyes. This is one of the vision symptoms we're looking at more closely in this video as we follow the neurology of the eye and see how it connects to the cervical spine, and how cervical dysstructure can lead to the problems with nerve signaling and fluid flow to and from the brain which affects tear production.

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