SYMPTOMS OF RETAINED MORO AND FEAR PARALYSIS PRIMITIVE REFLEX.

These 2 reflexes integrate into the body of higher brain development in children ~2-4 months old. If they stay retained (active), then it may lead to any of the symptoms:

Fear Paralysis Reflex:

1. Anxiety seemingly unrelated to reality

2. Hypersensitivity to touch, sound, changes in visual field

3. Dislike of change of surprise, poor adaptability

4. Breath holding

5. Fear of social embarrassment

6. Insecure/ Lack of trust in oneself

7. Overly clingy or may be unable to accept or demonstrate affection easily

8. Negativism, defeatist attitude

9. Temper tantrums

10. Immediate motor paralysis under stress- can't think and move at the same time

Moro Reflex:

1. Excessive blinking

2. Hypersensitivity sudden noise, light or movement

3. Hyper startle response, followed by rapid heartbeat

4. Difficulty with new or stimulating experiences

5. Impulsive behavior

6. Vestibular problems (dizziness, motion sickness, vertigo)

7. Anxiety or flushing uncontrollably when embarrassed or nervous

8. Frequent ear and throat infections

9. Depleted energy, fatigue, mood swings

10. Sensitivity to foods or food additives, chronic digestive problems from childhood

You may notice that these may be symptoms in your child or even yourself. No need to fear. These are neurological processes that can be corrected at any age.


Dr. Michelle Parker, DC, DACCP, IBCLC, FIBFN-CND

Dr. Michelle Parker, DC, DACCP, IBCLC, FIBFN-CND, is a Fellow in Childhood Neurodevelopmental Disorders, and functional neurology shapes how she cares for children every day. She founded The Chiropractic Place for Mommy & Me in Aledo, Texas, and has served families in the Aledo community for more than 15 years. She is also board certified in chiropractic pediatrics, an International Board Certified Lactation Consultant, and Melillo Method and Webster Certified.

https://www.tcpaledo.com/dr-michelle-parker
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