How to Open and Close an Ileocecal Valve?

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The ileocecal valve can be closed and opened by performing a chiropractic treatment therefore reducing the pain associated with it. This is a passive manual maneuver, during which a three-joint complex is taken past the normal range of movement. A sudden force is exerted through manipulation, mobilization, massage, adjustment and stimulation causing an audible release which increases a joint's range of motion making the ileocecal valve to work properly.
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it is the valve that separates the small and large intestine. it opens to let matter pass and is supposed to close again.
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