Visceral Manipulation and the Treatment of Uterine Fibroids: A Case Report

Cook K, Rasmussen SACA Journal of ChiropracticDec 1992; 29(12): 39-41

This is a report of two case studies of female patients with uterine fibroids (leiomyomas), and related symptoms such as profuse menstrual bleeding and benign breast cysts. The efficacy of a chiropractic treatment known as the “total mesenteric apron” in treating these conditions will be described. The symptoms of each of these patients either completely disappeared or were greatly improved using this treatment together with S.O.T. chiropractic adjustments. A discussion of visceral mobility, manipulation and the etiology of these symptoms is suggested.

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