But what's a postural patient?

Just have a peep at this gallery...

	After a mild head trauma patient suffers
either silent	from a Post-Concussional Syndrome	or querulent

     He can no longer stand upright at rest, he is dizzy or he suffers from vertigo, among several other symptoms. His postural control system no longer functions in its right way: He is a postural patient.

     The same holds true for all patients who suffer from...

...without conventional diagnosis

     The same holds true for patients who have difficulties to stand upright quiet because they suffer from pain at different levels of their body axis

Foot pain	Low back pain  cervical pain	Podagrous

       Often they suffer because their postural control system no longer works well, there is an abnormal asymmetry of their postural tone, if it is the case they are postural patients.

Squinters	And all who cannot find their feet in their environment

You don't need quite a lot of intuition to feel that a patient could be a «postural patient»... ...You just need a good nose!...

     But in order to be sure that a patient is really a postural patient you need a postural check-up.