Experiences with

Osteopathy

I’ve started having Osteopathy treatments at the UCL clinic, treatments are performed by last year students under the supervision of their teachers. I’ve been treating shoulder/neck, lower back pain and foot.

I am finding two types of endocrinologists… one is an MD and one is a doctor of osteopathy. Anyone have experience with these two different types of endocrinologists?

I have made an appointment to see a local Cranial Osteopath. I have abdominal pain ( & gas) from a series of extremely stressful events. In the past,I found it to be so transformative in terms of deep relaxation, although I was attending for backache, that I would fall asleep on the examination couch

Had anyone tried acupuncture or osteopathy or other types of therapies for their stress and pain? thank you for your time

I see my Dr of Osteopathy once a month to maintain better alignment. I get bodywork and acupuncture. After a fall 2 years ago, I have been in a PT program to strength my legs and arms. While I made some gains, I felt that balancing on one foot was not working for me.

Having osteopathy and Accupuncture which is helping a bit, but no discernible improvement. Have had amytriptiline in the past which has helped, but now on Bisoprolol for a fast heart rate so I think this may be contraindicated now. Has anyone any thoughts before I try and get a GP appointment?

I'm terrified as I also have a health phobia .Has anyone else had similar and also is acupuncture or cranial osteopathy good for this.Thank you to anyone who replies

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Hi everyone, I've got terrible lower back/pelvic pain and wondered if anyone had experience of going to an osteopath for endometriosis? Esp in London. Did it help? Did they have a particular understanding of endo? Thanks v much.

So I went to another Kaiser location and chose a neurologist /not sleep medicine a DO(Doctor of Osteopathy) this time. I changed my primary to a DO as well. Both are amazing. The new Doctor, knew all the latest research out of Mayo clinic, I was totally impressed.

Trying everything - formula, breastfeeding, tongue tie, cranial osteopathy.... So exhausted and emotional now after so many weeks working so hard.... I know others might be also going through this.

I have had endless Osteopathy, dry needling and deep tissue massages. All of which help but dont fix it. I am a qualified yoga instructor and do certain things to help ease the pain but my yoga practice has changed dramatically over the past few years. Has anyone else experienced this?

I have tried prescription drugs, acupuncture, osteopathy, massages, chiropractors but still hasn’t gone any better. Is there anyone who struggles with this who has any further advice?

I had cranial osteopathy on my head about a week after the accident. That got rid of the dizzy/unstable feeling I had but didn't help with any of the other symptoms. 4. I started doing meditation for the first time on a daily basis after being recommended it and found it to be invaluable.

Possibly akin to cranial osteopathy (which is lovely by the way). Here’s the link 😊 https://www.frontiersin.org/articles/10.3389/fnint.2022.956510/full?fbclid=IwAR2nAggZRBqXcWObNCPfRAdnD0IO1CewzAluy8bWjqjIjIimYya3dk3O1oI

I was wondering if anyone with lupus or anyone who suffers for joint pain ever tried osteopathy and did it help? And if you tried any other methods? I already do stretching, yoga and light exercise. I want to see what else I can do! Thanks!

Hi all I’m currently on a treatment break whilst I spend some time working with a couple of holistic therapists - mainly acupuncture & osteopathy - in an attempt to naturally bring down inflammation in my body as well as get my microbiomes (both gut & vaginal) into as healthy a place as possible.

I had suggested cranial osteopathy. Does anyone with a MSA diagnosis have any experience of this complementary medicine for depression? Many thanks in advance - I’m new to this and I really am asking for a friend!

Hi all, just putting this out to anyone in similar position as have so many problems and after having osteopathy for lower back pain (scoliosis} \\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\i now have left buttock and upper thigh pain and numbness I will be going for my fourth one in a couple of weeks as a last resort, but I

However I chose Cranial Osteopathy for myself, because I can claim on my health insurance! - Therapies. My chosen therapies and exercises target brain and body, including balance, flexibility, co-ordination, and core strength.