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Osteoporosis and osteopathy

What is osteoporosis?
Osteoporosis is a pathology that deteriorates the internal structure of the bone. The bone mass is therefore less important, the bone is more fragile and the risk of fractures is higher.

on 04/17/20
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Move to age well

Mobilize your cervicals
In this video, you will find simple exercises to do at home to mobilize your cervicals in all parameters:
Flexion / extension Right tilts...

on 04/16/20
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Baby blues and osteopathy

Baby blues and postpartum depression are psychological states that a woman may experience after giving birth. These states can range from being depressed for a few days to being depressed for a long time.

on 04/16/20
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Baby's sleep

Having a baby is a wonderful thing, but it can also be a source of anxiety and stress, especially when this little being does not sleep.
There is a very important difference in rhythm between the top of the day and the bottom of the night.

on 04/16/20
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The elderly and confinement

In this time of global pandemic of COVID-19, containment has been in place in France since March 15, 2020. Although this virus affects all ages, the elderly have much more ...

on 09/04/20
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Knee sprain and osteopathy

What is a knee sprain?
A knee sprain is a damage to one or more ligaments of the knee. The ligament or ligaments can be stretched beyond their physical barrier.

on 03/24/20
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Golf elbow or epitrochleitis and osteopathy

What is golf elbow or epitrochleitis?
Golf elbow, also known as epitrochleitis or medial epicondylitis, is an internal tendinopathy of the elbow. This condition is 5 times less common than other types of...

on 20/03/20
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De Quervain's tendonitis and osteopathy

What is De Quervain's tendonitis?
De Quervain's tendonitis, also known as De Quervain's tenosynovitis, was described by the Swiss surgeon Frederic de Quervain in 1895.
The tendon is...

on 18/03/20
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Hallux valgus and osteopathy

What is hallux valgus?

Hallux valgus or "bunion" is a deformity, a lateral deviation of the big toe (called hallux) of the foot in relation to the first metatarsal. It is characterized by a...

on 11/02/20
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Arnold's neuralgia and osteopathy

What is Arnold neuralgia?
Arnold neuralgia, also known as large occipital neuralgia or Arnoldalgia, is a condition that affects the ...

on 27/01/20
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Intercostal neuralgia and osteopathy

What is intercostal neuralgia?
Intercostal neuralgia corresponds to intercostal pain, located in the thorax and linked to the suffering of an intercostal nerve, i.e. the nerve of the...

on 23/01/20
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Your osteo's advice on baby shoes

Looking at our beautiful little creatures with their cute little feet, it is tempting to choose their shoes based on aesthetics, fashion, the effect it will make.
However...

on 22/01/20
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