Effects of chiropractic adjustments on autonomic nervous system function in adults with subclinical spinal pain: A pilot randomized controlled trial assessing prefrontal cortex activity, pupil changes, and heart rate variability.

ew Zealand College of Chiropractic0 个研究点目标入组 20 人开始时间: 2023年7月5日最近更新: 2023年7月10日

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•Individuals aged between 18 and 50 years with subclinical spinal pain (SCSP) will be recruited. SCSP refers to individuals who have a previous history of recurring spinal (e.g., neck, mid-back or low back) pain, ache, or tension, that is not always present, that they have not yet sought any treatment for, and may or may not be accompanied with a history of spinal injury. The participants will be included if they have no or mild symptoms on the day of the experiment (i.e., less than 3/10 on the numeric pain rating scale) and have not received any chiropractic adjustment or any other manual therapy in the past two weeks of their data collection session.

•-Diagnosed dysautonomia and Raynaud's disease.
•-Have any contraindications to chiropractic adjustments (such as a history of recent spinal fractures; inflammatory disease; or recent cancer).
•-Have any damage to your eyes (such as coloboma or oculomotor palsy).
•-Have cardiovascular diseases, hypertension (including fully controlled hypertension), severe physical illnesses (e.g., Fibromyalgia) or endocrine disorders.
•-Have any pre-existing neurophysiological or psychological conditions.
•-Are currently managing any acute or chronic pain conditions.
•-Are taking any medications known to affect the HPA axis such as corticosteroids.
•-Vape or smoke cigarette (more than 10 smokes/day).
•-Are pregnant.

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ew Zealand College of Chiropractic