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Osteopaths treat a wide range of conditions with a primary focus on the musculoskeletal system. Through a combination of hands-on techniques and tailored exercise programs—including stretching and strengthening exercises—they work to reduce pain, improve flexibility, and enhance overall strength.
Osteopathy takes a holistic approach to health. The source of pain is not always the area that needs direct treatment. By viewing the body as a connected, functional unit, osteopaths can identify and address underlying imbalances—leading to more effective, long-term results.
What issues may osteopaths help with?
- Back pain: Including lower back pain, sciatica, and pelvic girdle pain.
- Neck pain: And related headaches.
- Joint pain: Including hip, knee, ankle, shoulder, elbow, and wrist pain.
- Sports injuries: Sprains, strains, and other injuries related to physical activity.
- Postural problems: Addressing issues arising from work, pregnancy, or other factors.
- Muscle strains and spasms: Including those related to overuse or injury.
- Jaw pain (TMJ): And related headaches.
- Tendinitits and bursitis
- Arthritis: Helping to manage pain and improve joint mobility.
- Scoliosis: Osteopaths may help manage pain and improve movement in individuals with scoliosis.
- Repetitive strain injuries (RSIs): Such as those caused by prolonged computer use.
- Headaches: Including tension headaches.
- Pregnancy-related discomfort: Helping to manage pain and improve posture during and after pregnancy.
- Nerve pain: Including sciatica.
- Feeding/latching issues with newborns: possibly due to neck pain.
- Birth related trauma/injuries: babies musculoskeletal injury from delivery, torticollis and muscle imbalances.