- Low back pain, lumbago
- Backache, lumbar syndrome, lumbar root irritation syndrome
- Compression syndrome
- Lumbar disc syndrome
- Sciatica, ischialgia, sciatic pain
- Facet syndrome
- Facet joint disease
- Cervical brachial syndrome, cervicobrachalgia
- Shooting pain in the arms or legs
- Lumbag…
Illnesses
- The back, especially the lower spine
- Shortening of the large lower back muscle
- Tensing of the gluteus maximus muscle
- Irritation of the nerves due to too-tense muscles, with corresponding radiation into the arms, legs, head, jaw or chest
- Neck, pectoral girdle and back due to stress, sitting on the computer too long or heavy and/or…
- Injury to the soft tissues around the cervical spine
- Cervical sprain
- Damage to the neck and neck area
- Tension of the neck and neck muscles
Whiplash is an injury to the soft tissues around the cervical spine, usually caused by sudden flexion and hyperextension, such as muscle injury for instance in a rear-end collision. Often, thi…
Breathing may be impaired by blockages of individual vertebral or rib vertebrae. These are to be solved by osteopathic interventions. Frequently, a nonphysiological respiratory mechanism causes these blockages. Therefore, when treating the organs in this case, the lung, diaphragm and the associated fascia and ligaments must be entered. It will not only release the tension, the vital capacity…
- acute and pain-relieving also with chronic pain
- to fix or reduce the functional restrictions
- an improvement in the symptoms of osteoarthritis, balance of muscular imbalances and daily exercises
- coordinated s…
Dysfunctions of the upper head joints, physical and emotional tensions are often the causes of headaches. Physiotherapists can treat most headaches successfully and show you what you can do to help prevent headaches from reoccurring.
Migraine, unilateral headache, partially with aura. Helpful is an energetic test with biore…
- Treatment of Sports Injuries with Laser, Electro Therapy, Ultrasound, Taping, Manual Therapy, Magnetic Therapy
- Physiotherapy for muscle stretching and / or strengthening
- Targeted strength training with proprioceptive joint stabilizing exercises …
The muscles of the pelvic floor are extremely important for the proper functioning of the bladder. They hold them in position and support the urethra. Only then can enough pressure build up to keep the bubble closed. With increasing age, the pelvic floor muscles relax, which is stretched like a trampoline in the pelvic floor. As the vagina penetrates the pelvic floor muscles in women, their str…
The physiotherapeutic measures can begin on the first postoperative day with measures for pain relief and easy mobilization. The main task of physiotherapy is to promote the mobility of the arm of the affected side and to prevent edema.
For patients, lymphatic drainage and the associated supply of compression ba…
For patients, lymphatic drainage and the associated supply of compression ba…
Epicondylitis (also epikondylopathy, epikodylose or epicondyalgia) is an acquired, painful irritation of the tendon attachments of muscles of the forearm, which arise at the two bony prominences above the synovial bone (epicondyle) at the distal part of the humerus. The disease is assigned to the group of enthesopathies (tendon disease, tendinitis = insertion tendinosis, insertion endopathy).…
Cystic fibrosis (CF) is a genetic disorder that affects mostly the lungs, but also the pancreas, liver, kidneys, and intestine.[Long-term issues include…
The term rheumatism covers more than 100 different diseases.
Rheumatoid arthritis (also known as chronic polyarthritis or (hereditary) primary chronic polyarthritis) is the…
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