Osteopathie-Maane (Galgenen)

Application areas

Adults with problems

In the back area: lumbago, low back pain, sciatica, scoliosis, shoulder, neck problems, muscular tension, posture problems. In the musculoskeletal system: joint problems, sprains, tendonitis, whiplash, tennis elbow, golfer's elbow, knee pain, muscular tension and other injury sequelae. In the cranial and ENT area: migraine, headache, earache, sinusitis, chronic otitis media, tinnitus, vertigo, trigeminal neuralgia, temporomandibular joint problems. In the digestive system and internal medicine area: digestive disorders, functional intestinal disorders, hiatal hernias, heartburn, organ stenosis, after abdominal surgery for scar treatment, functional heart problems, kidney problems, prostate problems, bladder problems. In the allergy field: hay fever, chronic bronchitis, asthmatic complaints, skin diseases. A whole series of complaints of which one says "you just have to live with it". Women with pregnancy complaints

The general condition before and during pregnancy is very important for mother and child. In a relatively short time a lot changes. Among other things in the mechanical area by change of shape but also by the changed position of the organs and spine. Hormonal and emotional changes are added. High demands are placed on the natural compensation mechanism of the expectant mother and the child. Especially the connective tissue structures of the pelvis are stressed and changed by gravity and the influence of hormones. Headaches, digestive problems back, pelvic and leg discomfort can disturb the pregnancy. A great influence on mother and child are long births; fall births; births with complications; forceps; bell; labor inhibitors; labor stimulations.

Complaints in babies and children

The birth of a child is one of the most stressful periods of its life. The baby is confronted with the enormous force of the uterus pushing it out against the natural resistance of the birth canal. The baby must turn within the bony structure of the pelvis. The baby's head may deform during birth to withstand this enormous load. The possible distortions (deformation) of the head usually disappear spontaneously. However, if this does not happen because the stress and distortion continue, it can disturb the baby's development.

Possible consequences can be:

Asymmetrical skull shapes (plagiocephales) Torticollis Screaming children, restlessness and night rhythm Constipation, cramps, difficulty swallowing, reflux and vomiting Motor developmental delay Middle ear infections Learning and concentration disorders (POS/ AHDS) Temporomandibular joint, mouth and teeth alignment problems