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OMT; Osteopathic Manipulative Therapy (Osteopathy)

Safe with pregnancy

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The practitioner uses their hands to move your muscles and joints in an effort to detect problems, prevent illness or treat a condition

Caution
  • Not to be relied upon as the sole intervention for all medical problems

  • You may be asked to remove your clothing at the consultation in order for your therapist to fully appreciate your conditions

Therapy for:
  • Back Pain 


  • Uncomplicated Neck pain 


  • Sports injuries 


  • Shoulder problems 


  • Migraines 


  • Knee problems 


  • Pregnancy supportive care 


  • Excessive crying in babies


Comments
  • Developed by Andrew Still, USA. 1910


  • They do not prescribe drugs or perform surgery


  • No scientific evidence of effectiveness against medical conditions other than musculoskeletal problems


  • Some trained osteopaths are against the practice


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