Chiropractic, osteopathy

More than 100-year history of the development of scientific manual medicine in the past two decades has clearly defined trend. This is manifested in the transition from the rough force action with strikes, jerks and jolts, providing a purely biomechanical effect, the methods of working with soft tissues.

They are based on the elastic properties of tissue and neuromuscular reflex mechanisms that contribute to improving the biomechanical and receptor relationships in various abnormal structures and tissues.

These modern and highly efficient methods of manual therapy include myofascial release, muscle-energy technique, post isometric relaxation of muscle tension and protivonatyazheniya equipment, etc.

These techniques (soft manual therapy) are increasingly popular among practitioners.

They are used for the treatment and rehabilitation in:

neurological manifestations of osteochondrosis
consequences of various injuries, including cranial
incorrect posture
many somatic diseases, including pathology of internal organs when they are drooping (ptosis) or dyskinesia (intestinal)
different types of pain syndromes

Localization of the typical muscle pain points in fibromyalgia.

Such techniques soft manual therapy is topical at present, due to great social and medical significance of these diseases. They have virtually no negative side-effects and do not give complications. Opportunities and scope for the application of manual therapy can be limited only to certain indications and contraindications.

Therapeutic Massage, as a preparatory procedure before the manual therapy, contributes to heating of the muscles, relieve tension, improve microcirculation in the affected areas of soft human tissue.

A list of some common diseases that require medical treatment including the use of manual therapy:

shoulder and neck pain with osteochondrosis
low back pain and sciatica during protrusion and disc herniation
musculo-tonic syndrome (fibromyalgia)
neuritis
intercostal neuralgia
carpal tunnel syndrome
osteoarthritis of the joints
scapulohumeral periarthrosis

If you have any questions about manual therapy and osteopathy, you can specify them with our neurologist on the phone: (499) 487–00–38


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