Price: 5000 rubles
At the moment, osteopathic/biodynamic correction has two thousand diagnostic techniques and five thousand treatment techniques that can solve almost any problem.
Osteopathy is a scientifically based system of diagnosis and treatment based on the recognition of the structuralistic and functional integrity of the body and its ability to self—heal. In a sense, an osteopathic specialist returns to the principle of unity of the body, mind and spirit of a person, which stood at the origins of medicine.
Here is an incomplete list of diseases for which a visit to an osteopath may be recommended:
- headaches;
- dizziness;
- head injuries;
- problems with the spine and joints;
- pelvic pain of various types;
- disorders of bone structure and posture;
- recovery after operations;
- consequences of injuries, including sports;
- preparation for orthodontic treatment, installation of braces;
- diseases of the respiratory system;
- gastrointestinal diseases;
- separate gynecological conditions (algodismenorrhea, adnexitis, uterine fibroids, dyspareunia);
- chronic fatigue syndrome;
- asthenic syndrome;
- sleep disorders;
- depression.
The founder of osteopathy, Andrew Still, spoke about the importance of the free flow of all fluids in the body, meaning both blood and lymph, and even nerve impulses. The task of an osteopath, using his knowledge in medicine, anatomy and physiology, with the help of soft manual techniques to determine where in the body there is a spasm, which vertebra has shifted or the work of which organ is disrupted. Having identified the root of the problem, it creates conditions for the body to mobilize its resources, independently restore its balance and return to harmonious functioning.
Osteopathic techniques are suitable for people of absolutely any age and even pregnant women. The question of the necessary duration of treatment is decided by a specialist on an individual basis and depends on the condition with which you will work and its severity. If the disease is chronic, you may have to work for several weeks. If you have applied for the purpose of prevention and balancing of the musculoskeletal system, most likely 1-3 sessions will be enough.
An appointment with an osteopath, as a rule, lasts about 1 hour and begins with the most scrupulous analysis of the anamnesis. Next, the specialist will conduct a palpatory examination and the necessary specific tests selected by him depending on the patient's complaints. Only after carrying out all the preparatory procedures, the doctor can decide which of the many osteopathic techniques and techniques are right for you. After the session, you will definitely receive recommendations and perhaps even homework in the form of exercises that will help your body assimilate the results achieved, which may take some time. Therefore, the next appointment is usually scheduled no earlier than one or two weeks later.
