Osteopathy is a holistic approach to healing that focuses on the balance between the body's systems and its ability to heal itself.
Author: Ewelina - Medical Editor
Post-operative physiotherapy - for whom?
Post-operative physiotherapy is not only about pain relief and swelling reduction, but also a way to restore full function and mobility.
What is lordosis? Treatment options
What is lordosis? Find out how to look after your spine to avoid problems associated with poor posture!
Chinese bubbles - what do you know about them?
The use of Chinese bubbles comes from a long-standing tradition of Chinese medicine. The same is true of massage, which is gaining increasing popularity, particularly for its effectiveness in combating cellulite. How do Chinese bubbles work? Before delving into this subject, it is worthwhile to find out under what circumstances these methods can be helpful and for whom...
Back-related headaches
Sometimes headaches can be traced back to a spinal condition. Find out when this happens and how to remedy it!
Tetanus - what is it and how does it manifest itself?
Tetanus is a subject that affects all of us. Nowadays, despite medical advances, it can still be dangerous. What do we really know about this disease? What are the symptoms of tetany and how can you protect yourself against it? Learn not only about the medical aspects of tetany, but also about practical tips for prevention. What is tetany? Tetany is a condition of excessive...
Elbow pain - what could be the causes?
Elbow pain can be caused by various injuries and traumas, but it can also be a symptom of osteoarthritis and inflammation in the elbow area. It is very often associated with overuse of this part of the body, as many sports require repetitive, monotonous movements of the elbow, hand or arm. However, as it turns out, no...
Physiotherapy and osteopathy - similarities and differences
Ailments related to the musculoskeletal system are helped by both osteopathy and physiotherapy. Indeed, they constitute a system for the diagnosis and treatment of many conditions. They belong to non-invasive therapies that aim to improve the functioning of all body systems. Both methods are based on medical knowledge, knowledge of human anatomy and physiology and can complement pharmacological or surgical treatment....
The role of physiotherapy in the lives of seniors
Ageing is a natural physiological process that starts as early as middle age. Currently, the age of 60-65 years is considered the beginning of old age, according to WHO guidelines. This is the point at which most people already notice a weakening of muscle tone, loss of ligament elasticity, various types of degenerative joint disease or balance disorders. Regular physiotherapy treatments (including manual therapy in...
Runner's knee - how does it manifest itself?
Runner's knee is, in other words, a severe pain condition that occurs in both long-distance runners and novice runners. It appears when the patellofemoral band is severely overloaded. In this text, we present the most effective treatment methods and the causes of the appearance of runner's knee. What is runner's knee? Runner's knee is a popular term for a condition known...