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Osteopathy is a holistic, manual treatment approach that focuses on the body’s musculoskeletal system – bones, joints, muscles, and tissues. It not only treats pain but also identifies root causes like posture imbalance, lifestyle issues, or restricted mobility. Physiotherapy mainly works on rehabilitation, exercise therapy, and strengthening after injury or surgery. Osteopathy often complements physiotherapy for faster and long-lasting recovery.
Osteopathy can treat a wide range of problems such as
Chronic back and neck pain
- Sciatica and slipped disc
- Migraine and tension headaches
- Frozen shoulder and tennis elbow
- Joint stiffness in knees and hips
- Sports injuries and repetitive strain injuries
- Postural problems from prolonged sitting or computer work
Yes. Osteopathy is a safe, non-invasive treatment suitable for children, adults, elderly, and even pregnant women (with gentle techniques). Our doctor carefully examines your health history before deciding the right technique, ensuring comfort and safety.
Matrix Rhythm Therapy is a German-based medical innovation that works on cellular level. It stimulates the natural rhythm of body cells, improves blood circulation, reduces swelling, and relieves chronic pain. It is often recommended for conditions like frozen shoulder, arthritis, post-surgery stiffness, and sports recovery.
In many cases, yes. For conditions like slipped disc, joint pain, or frozen shoulder, osteopathy can restore mobility, reduce inflammation, and improve function—helping patients avoid or delay surgery. However, if surgery is absolutely necessary, osteopathy can still play a role in pre- and post-surgical rehabilitation.
Some patients feel relief immediately after the first session, while others may require multiple sittings depending on the severity of the problem. Chronic or long-standing issues generally need more sessions for sustained improvement.
Mild soreness, tiredness, or slight stiffness can occur after the first session, which usually resolves in 24–48 hours. These are normal signs that the body is adjusting. Serious side effects are extremely rare when performed by a trained and certified osteopath.
Absolutely. Poor posture due to long sitting hours or incorrect body mechanics often leads to chronic pain. Osteopathy not only corrects alignment but also educates patients about ergonomics, stretching exercises, and lifestyle modifications for long-term benefits.
Yes. Osteopathy and Sports Physiotherapy are highly effective for athletes. These treatments help in faster recovery from injuries, prevent re-injuries, improve flexibility, and enhance performance by correcting muscle imbalances.
No referral is required. You can directly book an appointment with us. However, if you have medical reports such as MRI, X-ray, or blood tests, bringing them will help in making a more accurate treatment plan.