Osteopathic Correction with Consultation and Testing at the Newspine Center

Osteopathy is a method of treatment, in the form of painless correction of the body through the hands of an osteopath. Osteopathic massage is a synthesis of articular and soft tissue techniques, which is a method of manual impact on various body structures in order to free them from functional blocks.

This type of massage affects the body, causing a global regulatory effect in it. Soft movements remove blocks in tissues, muscles, fascia. Such an impact on the human body launches its internal mechanisms of recovery, allowing to restore the normal functioning of organs and systems, which returns a person to health, confidence and comfort.

Benefits of osteopathic massage:

• It has a beneficial effect on the functioning of the circulatory system, lymph circulation, the functions of the respiratory and nervous systems.
• The impact is always correct and soft.
• It is aimed at the whole body, but the main attention is paid to the musculoskeletal system and the nervous system, which is responsible for global regulatory processes.
• Only an individual approach.

Features of osteopathic massage:

Before starting the procedure, the specialist will conduct a survey, examination and special tests to get to know your body and identify areas that need correction. The massage itself is carried out on a massage table, the patient can lie on his back, stomach or side, sit on the edge of the table - it depends on the techniques that need to be performed. The massage techniques themselves are absolutely painless, do not cause discomfort, do not go beyond the physiological capabilities of the body, but on the contrary, they strive to improve tissue mobility, improving blood circulation. The impact can be directed to the joints, fascia, internal organs and so on. The patient will feel warm, relaxed and pulsating.

Duration of procedure and course:

• The average duration of an osteopathic massage is 40-80 minutes. If necessary, you can increase or reduce the duration of admission (depending on the need for treatment and the patient's condition).
• Since osteopathic massage techniques are selected individually for each patient, depending on the type and severity of the disease, the duration of the required course of massages will become clear no earlier than after the second session, when the changes that have occurred will be visible.
• Massage is carried out at intervals of 5-7 days, as it has a cumulative effect.

Contraindications for osteopathic massage:

• All acute conditions requiring emergency care - hypertensive crises, heart attacks, bleeding, craniocerebral injuries, acute cerebrovascular accidents, arrhythmias, etc.
• Infectious diseases, especially with high fever.
• tumor processes.
• Blood diseases.
• Thrombosis and occlusion of blood vessels.
• Tuberculosis in active form.

What problems/tasks can you solve with it?

Osteopathic treatment will help those who suffer from pain of unknown origin, frequent headaches, including migraines, pain in the back, neck, incomprehensible pulling sensations in the arms and legs. Radiculitis, consequences of injuries, postoperative conditions. Suitable for children, adults and the elderly.
In addition to pronounced pain syndromes, there are many other, unclear, often difficult to describe conditions, such as lethargy, chronic fatigue, drowsiness, fatigue, distraction, a tendency to colds, apathy. Many of these conditions can be triggered by long-standing, unnoticed or forgotten injuries, minor surgical interventions, sometimes the consequences of birth injuries that are not corrected in childhood and become more pronounced with age.