Children and adolescents presenting to chiropractors in Norway: National Health Insurance data and a detailed survey

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Published online 2016 Aug 1. doi: 10.1186/s12998-016-0107-x

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Table 4

Consequences: mood affected, according to part 2 of the study

Mood affected/Age of child	0–3 months	4–23 months	2–5 years	6–11 years	12–17 years	Total
Severely affected	-	-	-	3 (9.7 %)	4 (12.5 %)	7 (11.1 %)
Had some influence on mood	-	-	-	15 (48.4 %)	21 (65.6 %)	36 (57.1 %)
No influence at all on mood	-	-	-	13 (41.9 %)	7 (21.9 %)	20 (31.7 %)
Total	-	-	-	31 (100 %)	32 (100 %)	63 (100 %)