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Today I would like to mention in this post of a topic of new discovery osteopathy.
Here's the story: The practice of osteopathic medicine in the United States began in 1874. The term "osteopathy" was coined by Dr. Andrew Taylor Still, an allopathic medical training was born in 1828 in the state of Virginia. Still living in Kansas, near Baldwin City, at the time of the American Civil War, and here he developed the practice of osteopathy. Still learned by apprenticeship, as were most physicians of the day, and was hired as a doctor of war in the U.S. Army during the Civil War. The horrors of the wounded in the battlefield and the subsequent death of his wife and several children from infectious diseases left him totally disillusioned with the traditional practice of medicine. Still felt the medical practices of his time as ineffective, even barbaric. Troubled by what he saw as problems in the medical profession, Still founded osteopathic practice. Using an alternative philosophical approach, he opposed the use of drugs and surgery as remedial, reserving their use to cases in which they were the only known cure for a certain condition, such as an antidote for a poison or amputation for gangrene. He believed the human body capable of curing itself, and that the duty of the physician to remove any impediments to the functions of each individual. Promoted a healthy lifestyle and diet, abstinence from alcohol and drugs, and used manipulative techniques to improve physiological function.
Still named his new medical school called "osteopathy", thinking that "the bone (osteon) was the starting point from which to ascertain the cause of pathological conditions. The aim of osteopathy was to "improve upon the present systems of surgery, obstetrics, and treatment of general diseases." Its scientific basis was the discipline of anatomy. His philosophy was based on an understanding of the integration of body, mind and spirit, the interrelation between the structure and function, and the body's ability to heal itself when mechanically healthy. Osteopathic treatment must be a rational application of these principles in a comprehensive patient care with a focus on the neuromusculoskeletal system as an integral part of the processes of health and disease. Over time, he, his students and his faculty developed a comprehensive medical-school program that included a series of specialized physical treatments, now called Osteopathic Manipulative Treatment (OMT). Still founded on May 10, 1892 the American School of Osteopathy (now the Andrew Taylor Still University, Kirksville College of Osteopathic Medicine).
The fields of application: Because osteopathy balances the vital functions and works with a curative intent but above quote, the indications for an osteopathic treatment are very large and suitable for all ages.
Here is a list of cases, though not exhaustive, that may be the subject of osteopathic care. Musculo-skeletal
tendonitis, joint pain, pubic, neck pain, back pain, lombagie, or intercostal rib pain, pain in the coccyx, and any pain following a major trauma (sports, traffic accident, etc.).
neurological
sciatica, cruralgia, cervico-brachial neuralgia, facial neuralgia, other neuropathology, etc.
autonomic nervous system
Stress, anxiety, depression, irritability, sleep disturbances, tightness, etc.. Circulatory system Circulatory Problems
the upper and lower limbs, venous congestion, hemorrhoids, heart palpitations, some high blood pressure, tachycardia, post-operative cardiovascular problems. Digestive System
heartburn, hiatus hernia, flatulence, digestive disorders, hepato-vesicular disorders, diarrhea, spastic colitis, etc..
System gynecological
urinary incontinence, cystitis, menopausal disorders, pain in the lower pelvis, pain during intercourse, etc..
Osteopathy and pregnancy
Continuation of pregnancy, post-partum syndrome, cystitis, menopause disorders, pain in the small pelvis functional, pain during intercourse, etc.. prostatitis, etc. .. ORL
Osteopathy and rhinitis, chronic sinusitis, asthma disease, dizziness, headaches, swallowing problems, etc. .. Osteopathy and babies
Various problems of birth and early childhood related to a difficult birth - like Caesar, sleep disturbances, lack of concentration, dyslexia, was angry, aggressive, digestive problems, ENT problems, blocked tear canal, scoliosis, etc. . Limits
osteopathy
The scope of Osteopathy excludes all serious anatomical lesions, but all medical emergencies. In these cases, it is no longer looking for the "weak point" that allowed the onset of the disease, but to act urgently, as the disease in question can not be fought with only the body's defenses.
Osteopathy can not cure degenerative diseases, genetic diseases, infectious diseases
and / or inflammatory diseases, fractures.
However, even if osteopathy can have no action on quest'affezioni, an action can have consequences, particularly pain, with the release of tension structures.
I feel good alternative to the usual medication and various therapies.
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