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| Trigger points for a GP referral to a chiropractor- When a patient presents with type 2 diabetes or may be at risk of developing it
- When a patient needs advice and/or treatment for assistance with mobility, balance or pain management
- Present history of joint receptors inhibition/fixation and/or degeneration requiring modulation
- Spinal pain, injury, dysfunction, degeneration, coordination/balance
- Poor spinal mechanics; poor posture, spinal motion restriction
- Musculoskeletal effects of diabetes, including muscle cramps, complex regional pain syndrome, calcific tendonitis, diabetic stiff hand syndrome, neuropathic arthropathy, carpal tunnel syndrome, frozen shoulder, tenosynovitis and Dupuytrens' contracture
- Need for management of balance and mobilityu to assist in capacity to exercise
Trigger points for a chiropractor referral to a GP- Weight change for possible modification of insulin
- Development of clinical depression associated with chronic illness
- Signs and symptoms of poor management of blood glucose levels
- Signs and symptoms of progression and worsening of diabetes such as neurological, vascular and ocular symptoms, poor wound healing
- Intermittent reassessment of overall case picture such as blood pressure, blood testing, vision testing etc.
Potential treatment by a chiropractor- Management of musculoskeletal effects of diabetes
- Spinal assessment and controlled treatment/facilitation/exercise
- Assist patients with general health and well-being education, particularly diet, exercise and techniques to alleviate pain and increase mobility
- Neurological and mechanical stimulation of somatovisceral reflexes affecting the spinal pathways and pancreatic function where indicated
- Increase physiological function for symptom improvement, quality of life and assist tissue regeneration repair as much as possible in a declining diabetic
- Monitor blood pressure, health status and provide lifestyle advice
- Maximisation of functional capacity to help maintain activity levels
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