Osteopathy

What is osteopathy?

“Osteopathy is a first line medical practice (without medical prescription). It is defined as a diagnostic and therapeutic approach to functional pathologies of the musculoskeletal system and the peripheral nervous system. “

Like the 6-year university course, osteopathy in our centre aims to be up-to-date from a scientific research point of view.

Who is it for?

From infants to the elderly, osteopathy offers a therapeutic response adapted to each patient. It will therefore take into account :

  • the age ;
  • medical history
  • the current medical treatment;
  • tissue fragility (bone, ligament, muscle, neurological, etc.)
  • the professional situation;
  • the imaging examinations carried out;
  • the patient’s possible reluctance to perform certain types of techniques;
  • interactions with other health professionals and the treatment strategy that your multidisciplinary team will put in place (doctors, physiotherapists, midwives, chiropodists, dentists, etc.).

Reasons for consultation :

Indications are certain disorders of the locomotor system

  • The back region :
    o neck pain (herniated disc, arthrosis, narrow canal, minor intervertebral disturbance), and headaches of cervical origin (tension headaches, migraines)
    o thoracic pain (between the shoulder blades)
    o lumbar or sacral pain (lumbago, herniated disc, osteoarthritis, minor intervertebral disorder, etc.)
  • Neurological complaints

o Sciatica pain; cruralgia; cervical-brachial neuralgia (neck pain and symptoms in arm(s)); arnolditis; peripheral vertigo of mechanical origin, etc…
o pain and/or symptoms related to osteoarthritis of the various cervical, thoracic, lumbar, sacral segments (tingling, numbness, heaviness, electric shocks)

  • Peripheral joints
    o pain in the shoulder, elbow, wrist ;
    o Hip, knee and foot pain (sprain sequelae; tendinopathy; joint or muscle pain).
    o pain in the temporomandibular joint (jaw)
    o arthrosis of various joints
    o post-operative pain in various joints
  • Treatment of sportsmen and women:
    o problems of the back or peripheral joints such as tendinopathies, postural disorders or technical gestures, etc.
  • Pregnant women and post-partum :
    o Pregnancy-related pain (lumbar region, pelvis, coccyx, pubis, sciatic pain, gastro-oesophageal reflux, etc.) during the different trimesters.
    o post-partum mechanical pain (pubis, coccyx, sacrum, lumbar region, etc.)

In practice
The osteopath receives you in consultation by appointment (0484266708).
You do not need a medical prescription to consult a registered osteopath.
Mutual insurance companies reimburse part of the cost on the basis of the osteopathy certificate that I give you during the consultation.