Intra-child crotch walking

Last week's inner thigh walking (patient with intractable disease): A first-year junior high school girl Her walking style was a little awkward than before, but in May last year, when she went to school, she said, "I don't know how to walk." After that, her gait became asymmetrical and she began to walk while swinging one leg, and her words could not come out smoothly. He was examined at a children's hospital or orthopedic clinic, and a brain MRI and X-ray of the spine were performed, but he was diagnosed with no abnormalities in the spine or brain. I come to our hospital to see if I can improve it somehow. First of all, if you analyze the way you walk, the gait is like kicking up your right foot slightly. Words don't come out smoothly. When you speak while sleeping upwards, your tongue interferes, and the tendency becomes more pronounced. In the strength test, the right foot L4,5 is lowered, the perception test is negative. Hyperreflexia of the right kneecap tendon. It is judged that it is not caused by pressure on peripheral nerves based on the results of medical examination at the hospital, functional nerve examination, or orthopedic examination at our hospital, but by some kind of compression on the upper motor neurons. From his medical history, he had growth hormone secretion insufficiency, and when he was in elementary school, he had developmental disabilities and had a period of truancy. There are remnants of primitive reflexes due to body movements, etc., and I think that an approach to the brainstem is essential, so I make a treatment plan. Although it is a very deep-rooted symptom, after today's treatment, both mother and child changed their expressions completely and gained confidence, so I plan to face this intractable disease together in the future! Naoaki Kizu LanguageThis page was automatically translated. Please note that it may differ from the original content.

Important senses to control the body in the process of children's growth Human beings have the general "five senses" of sight, hearing, smell, taste, and touch, but there are also three other important senses that unconsciously control the balance of the body: touch, proprioception, and vestibular sense. As children grow, these three senses integrate to acquire new functions. For the past five years, I have been researching children's inner thigh gait, and I have noticed the changes in children today. They often fall, can't catch the ball, can't throw well, walk, run, and have a hunched posture or inner thigh.　I believe that this means that the natural senses are not being cultivated. What we have found through the intervention of these unnourished sensations is that we have not been able to integrate these senses. When people walk, they walk naturally, but in addition to the five senses, proprioception and presupposition work together, making it possible to walk straight without falling. One of the most common cases of children with inner thigh walking is that they can walk straight when walking in the hospital, but many of them walk inside when they walk outside without being conscious of it. We believe that it is necessary to avoid the underdevelopment of these senses that lead to the shape of skeletal joints and become adult bones as they are. So, this time, I will summarize the other three important senses of the five senses. I feel that if we can integrate these, it will lead to preventing deterioration of posture and gait. ■ Tactile sensation Tactile sensation is the sensation that is felt through the skin. It is the sensation of touch, pain, temperature, etc. Tactile sensation is the sensation of touching or being touched, which is felt through the skin. If there is a pebble in your shoe, you will feel pain and discomfort, and if someone pinches your skin, you will feel tingling. I check the temperature of water or hot water when I touch it, and the hardness of the fruit by touching it to see if it is ripe or not. ■ Proprioception is the feeling of feeling the position, movement, and force of one's body. Position, force, movement, etc. People adjust their strength by their activities, don't they? When carrying heavy or hard objects, I hold them with a lot of force in my hands. On the other hand, when holding tofu or eggs, hold them gently and gently. It prevents a cup full of juice from overflowing when carrying it in your hand, and stabilizes your body when you try to lift something with your hand. Also, when walking on the cobblestones, the soles of the feet naturally feel the unevenness of the ground so as not to fall. This is because proprioception is also at work. ■ Vestibular sense Vestibular awareness is the feeling of feeling the tilt, speed, rotation, and gravity of your body. The receptors are the otolith apparatus and the semicircular canal, which are located at the back of the ear. Vestibular awareness is greatly related to arousal (the degree of awakening of the brain). For example, have you ever tried to wake up by shaking your head when you feel sleepy? This is because the brain wakes up crisply by incorporating vestibular awareness when you are bored. Gravity exists on Earth. Feeling this gravity is the function of vestibular sense. When walking on a thin line, it is mainly the function of vestibular awareness to balance and adjust the tilt of your body. *Conclusion Vestibular perception, along with proprioception, is one of the senses necessary to grasp the functions of one's body. By being able to grasp the functions of the body, can you jump over this pond? Can you jump over this vaulting box? You can grasp the following and take on the challenge of the environment appropriately. At KIZU Chiropractic, we offer a variety of interventions aimed at correcting the growth curve of these children to their natural form. As a result, many children have improved their posture and inner thigh walking, and have improved symptoms such as physical discomfort, pain, and discomfort. If you are concerned about your child's posture or gait, we would appreciate it if you could consult with us as soon as possible. Children's bones have a lot of cartilage tissue called growth plates until they are about 10~12 years old. We believe that appropriate interventions should be made during the period of growth. LanguageThis page has been automatically translated. Please note that it may differ from the original content.

About the current status of inner thigh walking treatment 2024 will start, and it will be mid-February at the earliest. This year, we will focus more on research on inner thigh walking. Thank you for your continued support. One of the resolutions I made at the beginning of this year is to dig deeper into inner thigh walking. Time flies by, so I would like to summarize the current situation here. (1) The cause of inward thigh gait in children is mainly due to femoral hypersplining. (See my previous blog on femoral hypersplination.) (2) If you have this anterior twist of the femur, it is easy to sit on the ground. (You should not force your legs to open) (3) Why does the anterior torsion of the femur remain? The reason for this is largely due to habits from the time of babies. (4) Does something happen due to the baby's habits? Functional deterioration of the skeleton and brain occurs. (5) Appropriate intervention is necessary for its functional decline. An appropriate and continuous approach to skeletal and functional nerves is important. (6) Regarding the habits from the baby, the comments of the parents and the video of the growth stage should be observed. (7) Videos from childhood are valuable resources. (8) We were also able to develop a KIZU-type inner thigh test for anterior torsion of the femur, so it is easier to evaluate and feel changes. (9) In the upper grades of elementary school, it will be easier to be aware of the simple anatomy from the feet to the pelvis. Note: Just because you have an inner thigh, you should not force your legs to open. With the above points and plans, it is important to intervene as follows: * Regular examination and treatment, daily habits, daily training, shoe selection, how to wear shoes, video recording & observation We will hold an inner thigh walking study session in the near future. (There will be a charge.) Please register with the official LINE of Takumi Posture below. We will inform you of the schedule. Now, we will continue to deepen our research on inner thigh walking, so thank you for your support! * Regarding e-mail consultation, there are people who have been flooded with questions since the end of the year and have been delayed in replying. We apologize for keeping you waiting, and we will be sure to reply, so thank you. Inner Thigh Gait Research Center Representative Naoaki Kizu LanguageThis page has been automatically translated. Please note that it may differ from the original content.

Children's Inner Thigh Walking Questionnaire Analysis ★ From the inner thigh questionnaire received on the Inner Thigh Walking Research Center Consultation Form (41 people in the consultation form) (1) Age (2) Gender (3) Children's worries (4) Pechanko sitting rate This time, we will answer the above four questions. (1) Age 5 years old or younger was the largest number of 12 people, and the others ranged from 5~7 people. (2) Gender Gender tends to be overwhelmingly boys, with 30 boys and 11 girls. This is also the case for the children who come to the clinic, and it seems that there is a tolerance for the inner thighs of girls. (3) Children's worries When asked about children's concerns, all 41 respondents answered that they were walking on their inner thighs, and 19 respondents said that they were worried about slouching when they fell often. In addition, 14 children felt that the way they walked was strange, 8 had flat feet, and 7 had pain in their feet or knees. Children who walk on their inner thighs often fall as well as the children who come to the hospital, and many children tend to fall by hooking them on their own feet. (4) Pechanko sitting rate 78% of children who always do this, sometimes do it, or used to do it. This probability is about the same for children who come to the hospital, so I think it can be said that there is a clear correlation between inner thigh walking and pechanko sitting. Discussion: This was a consultation questionnaire on the site that started one year ago, and as many as 41 parents responded. From these figures, we can see that there are more children who suffer from walking on their inner thighs than we imagined. In addition, the most common age was 5 years old or younger, but this is because the average age is lower than that of patients who come to the hospital, and parents who are worried about it from 5 years old or younger are following up for 2-3 years and there are many children who come to the hospital without change. I'm guessing. By gender, the fact that there are more boys at the same rate among the children who come to the clinic indicates that parents tend to be more concerned about boys' inner thighs. 　As for the concerns of children, all 41 respondents answered that they had inner thighs. In addition, 19 respondents answered that they often fall and their posture is slouched. Children with inner thigh gait often fall. However, when treating children who come to the hospital, the effect of the treatment can be immediately seen as "it is that they do not fall". On the contrary, it is a hunchback that is difficult to cure. In order to improve this hunchback, I think it is necessary to reform our daily consciousness. There are a certain number of people who have strange gait, flat feet, and pain in their feet and knees, just like the children who come to the hospital. Other common concerns were voiced such as arching over and standing with crossed hips and legs. Lastly, as mentioned above, it was clarified from this survey that Pechanko sitting is an outfit that is easy for children with inner thigh walking to sit on. The prevalence of children who came to the clinic was also high, but this time it was also seen in 78% of children, so I think it can be concluded that there is a correlation. 　This is also not included in the questionnaire, but there is also a characteristic of the way you sleep. Prone sleeping is common in children who walk on their inner thighs. However, just because you sleep upwards does not mean that you will not be able to walk on your inner thigh. We will continue to study the correlation with this sleeping style. Last but not least, I would like to thank all the parents who answered the questionnaire this time for their cooperation. Naoaki Kizu LanguageThis page has been automatically translated. Please note that it may differ from the original content.

We are focusing on the relationship between children's arm movements and inward walking! During walking, excitability of nerve pathways between extremities via spinal cord-specific neurons is thought to be activated. These results suggest that upper limb movement, which seems to have a low direct contribution to gaital movement, may actually contribute to the development of walking motor output. * Children's inner thigh walking training video ↓ Children's upper limbs and trunk Linkage function nerve training Further reading: Q. L. Xiong et al., “Motor Skill Development Alters Kinematics and Co-Activation Between Flexors and Extensors of Limbs in Human Infant Crawling,” in IEEE Transactions on Neural Systems and…