Osteopathy - Page 3

What is Sever's disease?
Sever's disease was described by James Warren Sever in 1912. It is a growth osteochondrosis that affects the secondary ossification nucleus of the pelvis.

In osteopathy, we work on all parts of the body in order to give it a better mechanism. It is a wonderful therapy but it is not everything. For a person to be able to...

The extraction of wisdom teeth is a technical procedure that requires a large or even too large opening of the jaw... The duration of the procedure and the technique itself can be very difficult...

A question frequently asked by our patients, the answer is both childishly simple and really complex. It is simple because one could clearly answer "Osteopathy is a...

What is congenital torticollis?
Definition of congenital torticollis

Congenital torticollis is a malposition of the neck and head characterized by a tilted position of the head.

Have you sprained your ankle? What should you do?
This article is designed to help you in the event of a sprained ankle. Rass...

Also called plantar fasciitis, plantar fasciitis refers to pain occurring in the plantar fascia. The use of the suffix "ite" is explained by the fact that we think that the...

Herniated discs affect a large majority of people. You may have suffered from it or know someone who has. However, when you come for a consultation, it is important to know...

TFL (Tensor Fascia Lata) syndrome, or iliotibial band syndrome, refers to a knee condition that affects more than a quarter of athletes, s...

Are you experiencing pain in your shin? Does it intensify when you press it? Does it hurt when you walk or run? All of these symptoms can lead to pain.

It is not compulsory to have your baby seen by an osteopath, but when you look at your child, you are amazed and do not realize the little problems he may have.

Lumbago or lumbalgia are two words that mean "pain in the lumbar region" ("algie" meaning pain and "lomb" referring to the lumbar region). Thus, to have a lumbago is to have pain in the back.