| Adams JP19 | perhaps >1 year | No trauma. History of tilted uterus confirmed by gynecologist | 4 months after care, she experienced first menses and 22 months after first adjustment she became pregnant | Attributes patient’s dysfunction to a number of nerve roots |
| Anderson-Peacock E20 | 2 years | Initial onset of low back pain was subsequent to fractured sacrum. Had given birth 1 year before accident, but unable to conceive thereafter. | 10 weeks of treatment and patient became pregnant | Attributes patient’s dysfunction to a number of nerve roots |
| Anderson-Peacock E20 | “a number of years” | No trauma. Fully blocked left fallopian tube and a partially blocked and damaged right fallopian tube | 8 weeks of treatment and patient became pregnant | Attributes patient’s dysfunction to a number of nerve roots |
| Bedell L21 | perhaps >1 year | No trauma. Had history of 2 miscarriages and ulcerative colitis | 90 days after beginning care, she discovered she was pregnant | Implicates S2, S3, S4 branches to the pelvic floor muscles and these mediate PNS control over pelvic organs |
| Borkhuis S22 | 3 years | No trauma. Menses last 2 weeks in duration | After 19 visits, patient reported being 6 months pregnant | Attributes patient’s dysfunction to a number of nerve roots |
| Kaminski TM23 | >1 year | No trauma. Diagnosed with “lazy system” and irregular ovulation. | 9 months after care, patient became pregnant | Attributes patient’s dysfunction to a number of nerve roots |
| Ko M24 | 4 years | No trauma. Had secondary amenorrhea since age 18 | Following the 2nd visit, the patient reported the onset of her first menstrual cycle in 3 months | Implicates nerve roots T8-L1 and correction of sacral subluxations. |
| Lyons DD25 | 5 years | No trauma. Patient was very active (marathons, karate and kickboxing) | Conception estimated to have taken place on the day after the 14th visit | Implicates the upper lumbar nerves as well the pelvic nerves. Also implicates the twisting of the pelvis which could have torqued the uterus or fallopian tubes to prevent conception or gestation. |
| Phillips G26 | 3 years | History of endometriosis (duration not specified). History of LBP for 18 months and had long commutes to and from work (60–90 min) | After 4 months of care, patient went for 5th attempt of IVF and became pregnant | Implicates nerve roots T10 and T11 which supply the ovaries |
| Schwanz JW27 | 8 years | No trauma. Menstrual cycles typically lasted 40–60 days in length | 19 days after her first adjustment, the patient reported a positive Early Pregnancy Test and obstetrician confirmed she was 4 weeks gravid. Therefore possibly pregnant at time of initiating care. | Suggests that there is a neurological explanation for the complaint and discusses other case reports that talk about possible neurological explanations |
| Wolcott E28 | 2 years | Ovarian cancer (9years prior to initial visit). Had surgical removal of tumor | After 14 visits, patient conceived naturally | Vertebral subluxations in the cervical, thoracic, lumbar and pelvic regions were corrected |
