The other such conditions are:

• angina (MOVTANGINA, 2007 only)

• excessive alcohol or tobacco (MOVTALCTOB, 2007 only)

• back pain or problem (MOVTBACPAIN, 2007 only)

• birth defect (MOVTBIRTHD, 2007 only)

• bipolar disorder (MOVTBIPOL, 2007 only)

• anemia and blood disorders (adults) (MOVTBLOOD, 2007 only)

• chronic bronchitis (MOVTCBRON, 2007 only)

• cholesterol (MOVTCHOL, 2007 only)

• coronary heart disease (MOVTCORON, 2007 only)

• other nerve damage, including carpal tunnel syndrome (MOVTCTS, 2007 only)

• benign tumors or cysts (MOVTCYST, 2007 only)

• dementia (MOVTDEMENT, 2007 only)

• dental pain (MOVTDENPAIN, 2007 only)

• emphysema (MOVTEMPH, 2007 only)

• excessive sleepiness during the day (MOVTESLEEPY, 2007 only)

• fracture, bone or joint injury (MOVTFRACT, 2007 only)

• fibromyalgia (MOVTFIBRO, 2007 only)

• gynecologic problem (MOVTGYN, 2007 only)

• gout (MOVTGOUT, 2007 only)

• heart attack (MOVTHATT, 2007 only)

• hernia (MOVTHERN, 2007 only)

• hypertension (MOVTHYPER, 2007 only)

• inflammatory bowel disease (MOVTINFB, 2007 only)

• stomach or intestinal illness (MOVTINTEST, 2007 only)

• irritable bowel (MOVTIRRB, 2007 only)

• jaw pain (MOVTJAWPAIN, 2007 only)

• joint pain or stiffness/other joint condition (MOVTJNTPAIN, 2007 only)

• weak or failing kidneys (MOVTKIDNEY, 2007 only)

• poor circulation in legs (MOVTLCIRC, 2007 only)

• liver problem (MOVTLIVER, 2007 only)

• lupus (MOVTLUPUS, 2007 only)

• mania or psychosis (MOVTMANIA, 2007 only)

• memory loss or loss of other cognitive function (MOVTMEMLOS, 2007 only)

• menopause (MOVTMENOP, 2007 only)

• missing limbs (fingers, toes or digits), amputee (MOVTMLIMB, 2007 only)

• neck pain or problem (MOVTNECPAIN, 2007 only)

• circulation problems (other than in the legs) (MOVTNLCIRC, 2007 only)

• other allergies (adults) (MOVTOALLA, 2007 only)

• other heart condition or disease (MOVTOHART)

• other infectious diseases (MOVTOINF, 2007 only)

• other injury (MOVTOINJ, 2007 only)

• knee problems (not arthritis, not joint injury) (MOVTOKNEE, 2007 only)

• osteoporosis, tendinitis (MOVTOSTEO, 2007 only)

• polio (myelitis), paralysis, para/quadriplegia (MOVTPOLIO, 2007 only)

• prostate trouble or impotence (MOVTPROST, 2007 only)

• rheumatoid arthritis (MOVTRHEUM, 2007 only)

• senility (MOVTSENILE, 2007 only)

• skin problems--adults (MOVTSKINA, 2007 only)

• sprain or strain (MOVTSPRAIN, 2007 only)

• stress (MOVTSTRESS, 2007 only)

• stroke (MOVTSTROKE, 2007 only)

• substance abuse, other than alcohol or tobacco (MOVTSUBST, 2007 only)

• ulcer (MOVTULCER, 2007 only)

• varicose veins, hemorrhoids (MOVTVEIN, 2007 only)

• other (MOVTOTH2, MOVTOTH3, 2007 only)

Additionally, there are 30 other conditions that both sample adults and sample children could report treating with a movement technique. For the full list of conditions, see MOVTREAT.

Movement techniques is one of 16 modalities of alternative medicine that were included in the 2002 and 2007 Alternative Health Supplements. In both 2002 and 2007, information about movement techniques was collected on many topics (such as the cost of treatment); however, only the 2007 survey included questions about using a movement technique to treat a standard list of specific conditions. (See MOVALEXYR for more information.)

Persons could report treating schizophrenia by 15 of the 16 alternative health modalities. The omitted alternative treatment is prayer, which was included as a treatment for specific health problems in the 2002 survey only; however, schizophrenia was not a specific condition recognized in 2002. (See PRASELFEV for more information about the treatment of specific conditions by prayer.) Analysts interested in the treatment of schizophrenia by alternative therapies other than movement techniques should see MOVALEXYR for the full list of alternative medicine treatments, as well as for a summary of other movement technique-related questions and definitions.

Sample adults who had used more than one type of movement technique in the past year were asked to choose which movement technique they had used the most (MOVTYPMOST). The survey form instructed field representatives, "If respondent cannot choose one movement technique, probe for the one most important for health." Field representatives then filled in the above survey question for MOVTSCHIZ with the movement technique indicated by MOVTYPMOST.