I. For adult patients:
 

1) Orthopedics:

• violation of posture (scoliosis);

• pain in various parts of the spine (cervical, thoracic, lumbosacral);

• herniated discs.

 

2) Neurology:

• headache;

• memory loss, deterioration of mental activity;

• dizziness;

• diseases of peripheral nerves;

• vegetative-vascular dystonia;

• vertebrobasilar insufficiency (VBI);

• consequences of neuroinfections;

• limb numbness.

 

3) Rehabilitation:

• consequences of injuries (for example: fractures, sprains, concussions of the brain);

• after various illnesses and surgeries.

 

4) ENT pathology:

• frequent colds;

• chronic rhinitis;

• sinusitis;

• otitis;

• hearing loss.

 

5) Gastroenterology:

• heartburn;

• belching;

• stomach ache;

• constipation;

• heaviness in the stomach after eating;

• irritable bowel syndrome.

 

6) Urology:

• urination disorders: frequent and/or imperative urge to urinate, stress urinary incontinence;

• recurrent cystitis.

 

7) For women:

• heavy and/or painful menstruation;

• varicose veins;

• prolapse of internal organs.

 

8) For men:

• decrease in potency, deterioration of erection;

• pain in the perineum.

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II. For infants:

 

• consequences of birth trauma;

• delayed psychomotor development;

• hypo-/hypertonicity of muscles, asymmetry of muscle tone;

• sleep disorders;

• hip dysplasia;

• poor appetite, insufficient weight gain or a tendency to be overweight;

• frequent regurgitation during or after feeding;

• childbirth by caesarean section;

• the child is restless, often naughty;

• malocclusion;

• difficulty sucking at the breast;

• strabismus;

• colic;

• asymmetric skull, face;

• constantly protruding tongue;

• torticollis;

• hydrocephalus;

• the child often hits himself on the head, forehead, ear;

• frequent constipation;

• clubfoot;

• umbilical hernia (except congenital).

 

III. For children over one year old:

• violation of posture (scoliosis);

• headache;

• attention deficit hyperactivity disorder;

• dyslexia;

• pain in the lower extremities;

• ENT pathology;

• delayed psychomotor development;

• vision problems: myopia, strabismus;

• flat feet;

• frequent colds;

• enuresis (urinary incontinence) (if there is no congenital pathology of the sacrum);

• rehabilitation after illnesses, operations, injuries;

• shaky, unsteady gait, tendency to frequent falls;

• tiptoe walking.

 

IV. For pregnant:

• headache;

• pain in the neck, shoulders, lower back;

• fatigue, mood swings, irritability;

• nausea, heartburn, constipation;

• pulling sensations in the lower abdomen, increased tone of the uterus;

• pelvic presentation of the fetus.

 

V. For young mothers:

• violation of posture that arose after childbirth;

• phlebeurysm;

• prolapse of internal organs;

• pain in the spine, epidural or spinal anesthesia in childbirth;

• urination disorders;

• childbirth by caesarean section.

 

Contraindications for treatment by an osteopath are conditions that require emergency specialized care (for example: acute infectious diseases, mental disorders in the acute stage, acute surgical diseases, acute bleeding).