Translation: Dr. Britta Kowalski Which
Symptoms could indicate a KISS Syndrome?For
babies: - Bent head, in grave cases
constrained posture
- Impaired head stability and/or pronounced back
bending/falling of the head
- Asymmetrical movement of arms and legs
- One-sided
or central flattening of the back of the head
- One sided trunk posture
- Hip
joint maturation problems, often only one-sided
- Foot distortion which
may develop into sickle-foot ,
- Insomnia, sleep-crying
- Hairless
KISS spot at the back of the head (symmetrical or asymmetrical)
- "Hair
tearing", neck shows high sensitivity to touch
- Child shows one-sided
sleeping position
- Cranium asymmetry visible at the face or at the
back of the head (lateral flattened back of the head)
- Asymmetrical
posterior wrinkles
- One eye is smaller
- sleep posture resembling
a back bended 'C'; extreme back bending stretching, e.g. when holding the child
in the arms or in bed
- Breastfeeding functions well only on one side
since baby unable to lie relaxed
- "head banging", i.e. child
hits head against the bars of the baby-bed.
- The so called "three
months colic" (flatulence) and "crying babies"
- One
sided turning/rolling
- Excessive slobbering
- Crying when
driven in a car or walked in a pram/baby carriage
- Swallowing problems
For
older (not yet treated) children - Later
frequently concentration- and learning-weakness
- Diffuse headaches,
heavy head feeling
- Suspected ADS
- ADS like behaviours
- Display
of social behavioural problems
- Lack of motor skills
- Delayed
development
All the complaints/problems described
here may have a variety of other causes. If KISS Syndrome is suspected, it is
advisable to search for a special KISS-trained doctor only after a previous check-up
on all other possible causes. Improvement observed immediately after the
treatment is an indication for a relatedness of the problem with spinal column
malfunctions described here. 
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