Which has to be the action to be taken? 

Osteopath expert must always carry out a diagnosis: 

He has to ensure that the etiology is really mechanical and eliminate consequently, a possible osteoporotic, traumatic, infectious or tumoral compressing, a vascular cause (osseous infarction), a metabolic, immunoallergic, tumoral infectious cause, and an intercurrent cause (phlebitis, arteritis, biliary colic or nephretic, infarction…). 

 

If he estimates that the origin is mechanical but the symptomatology persists beyond the 3rd meeting, he must take again his assessment diagnosis. 

Conversely, a patient carrying osseous metastases can at the same time present mechanical lesions and have an osteopathic treatment. It will be improved sometimes considerably (this treatment will certainly not be manipulative). A traditional treatment of the metastatic lesions will be associated. 

That is the role of the expert to make this understanding.

What is osteopathy for?

How can a 20 years visceral or osteo-articular congestion cure with an osteopathic treatment?

What is osteopathy not addressed to?

 

 

 

 

 

 

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