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given a symptom, identify the potential muscle(s) that might harbor trigger points responsible
as an example:
Q. given the symptom tinnitus, what muscle(s) trigger points might explain it?
A. masseter & lateral pterygoid
who ever answers the question, asks the next one. get it? OK, here's the first question:
Q. given the symptom chronic sinus pain, what muscle(s) might explain the client's symptom?
Q. given the symptom tinnitus, what muscle(s) trigger points might explain it?
A. masseter & lateral pterygoid
who ever answers the question, asks the next one. get it? OK, here's the first question:
Q. given the symptom chronic sinus pain, what muscle(s) might explain the client's symptom?
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Permalink Reply by Jeff Sims on -
aloha Rick ~ good answer; maybe add levator labii to the list.
now Rick, you get to ask the question...
Rick Britton said:A. Masseter, SCM, pterygoids, zygomaticus
did i miss any? -
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Permalink Reply by Jason Obenchain on
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A: Obliquus Capitus Inferior.
Rick Britton said:Q. Client suffers with migraine type headache and has less than 45 degrees lateral neck flexion. Which muscle is most likely to be the major source of these problems? -
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