Lumbago: how osteopathy can effectively relieve your back
A wrong movement, too heavy a load or sometimes... for no apparent reason: lumbago, often called "kidney strain", can occur...
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Paralysis and shingles: understanding, preventing after-effects and promoting recovery
Shingles is a painful viral infection caused by reactivation of the varicella-zoster virus (VZV). In the majority of cases, shingles...
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What are the 4 types of migraine?
Thunderstorms suddenly erupting in your head: bright flashes of lightning in your vision, thunder pulsing behind your temples, and an atmosphere...
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Why consult a nephrologist? The importance of nephrology follow-up visits
The importance of regular visits to a nephrologist stems from the fact that kidney health is often neglected, because the kidneys work in tandem with...
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Jaw rehabilitation after surgery: the importance of maxillo-facial physiotherapy (5 reasons)
Jaw surgery (or maxillofacial surgery) is sometimes necessary to correct functional or aesthetic problems: misalignment between the jaws,...
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Osteoarthritis: 4 ways osteopathy can relieve joint pain
Osteoarthritis is the most common joint disease in the world. It is characterised by progressive wear and tear of the cartilage, leading to...
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The 5 principles of osteopathy: understanding the basics.
Osteopathy is based on a unique treatment philosophy which considers the body as a coherent whole capable of self-regulation. Since its...
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Osteopath or physiotherapist: The 4 differences and complementarities.
When it comes to relieving pain or improving mobility, many patients hesitate between consulting an osteopath or a physiotherapist. These...
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2 effective exercises to reduce bruxism and protect your teeth
Bruxism is an often unrecognised but very common disorder, characterised by teeth grinding and/or clenching, usually during sleep...
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Facial paralysis: better understanding for better recovery thanks to physiotherapy
Facial paralysis, whether it occurs suddenly or gradually, is a physically and emotionally destabilising condition. It has a direct impact on the...
