Methode Niromathe

Through 4 questions, find below the main indications about osteopathy.

First question:

What is osteopathy for?

Osteopathy is exclusively addressed to:

- The osteo-articular congestions with mechanical origins and to their consequences: pains, functional impotence, acute or chronic.

- The visceral congestions with mechanical origin and to their consequences: functional pains, disorders, acute or chronic.

The list of the indications is long:

Acute congestions osteo-articular:

· Neck pain (stiff neck), dorsal pains, lumbagos (lumbagos), sacral pains, coccygodinia.

· Cephalgias, headache.

· Facial sinusitises, pains.

· Tendinitises no matter their localization.

· Neuralgias facial, cranial, cervico brachial, thoracic, abdominal, crowned, crural, sciatic nerves.

. Inflammatory periarthritises, capsulitis, bursitis, calcifications (ex: calcified tendinitises of the sus thorny or the large plantar ligament).

Chronic osteo-articular congestions.

Acute and chronic visceral congestions from mechanical origin:

Quantity of pharyngitides, śsophagitis, gastritis, colitis, cystitis, haemorrhoids congestions and gyna-ecological disorders are cured thanks to osteopathy.

Many functional disorders also have benefit from it:

. Insomnia.

. Giddinesses (almost always related to the blocking of the 1st cervical vertebra).

· Tears of the infant who can suffer even if he is not able to express it verbally.

Broadly, from 60 to 70% of the pains and functional disorders:

· Have a mechanical origin.

· Need an osteopathic treatment.

· Will cure thanks to osteopathy.