Osteopathy
Safe with pregnancy
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
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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Safe with diabetes
Safe with children
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