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Clinical Evidence of Vestibular Dysregulation in Colicky Babies Before and After Chiropractic Treatment Versus Non-Colicky Babies.

2020-12-04

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<h4>Background: </h4> After 65 years of research that has been primarily directed at differentiating between normal and colicky crying, the cause of infantile colic remains elusive and no definitive cure has been found. Given the general absence of pathology, colicky crying is widely considered the extreme end of a spectrum of normal crying behavior. In the literature scattered evidence can be found suggesting tha...

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11f86a36-dcaf-5347-80d6-b85fb9dcc590
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10.21203/rs.3.rs-117516/v1
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