Dental Hip Pain and Hearing Loss Connection

Seventy to ninety percent of all medical problems have a dental origin. Bela, who is 93 years-old, suffered right hip pain and restless legs for 68 years. The underlying problem was cranial bone distortions, which causes the eustachian tube to close preventing sounds from reaching the ear drum. The spinal instability was caused by worn out full dentures. Loss of vertical denture height causes compression of the spine and rotation of the pelvis. Bela's hip pain and restless legs nad hearing loss resolved after one hour of treatment.

Category:

Science & Technology

Tags:

• Hip pain
• hearing loss
• disequilibrium
• leg pain
• fatigue

[RonRay]

I want to follow up on my previous comment.

I am glad for this man, that his condition has improved. I have no issue with his gain.

My intrigue with his "recovery" is because I also have full dentures and I also have hip pain (in both hips and down the legs). I have had two surgeries to remove invertebral discs (lumbar laminectomies) and suffer numbness in both feet and also have restless leg syndrome.

Now I hear it can be caused by my DENTURES!? :¬/

[RonRay]

I must be missing something!?

Adjusting his "dentures" relieved pain in his hip, cured restless leg and allowed him to hear better!? (well, the hearing I can understand... I guess.)

This sounds like one of those jokes that you know that there's going to be a punch line any time now.....

What does dentures have to do with leg pain? --- QUOTE: "The spinal instability was caused by worn out full dentures."