Mr Célien Roschi

Osteopathy alleviates most symptoms related to functional disorders, including:

• The musculoskeletal system: neck pain, torticollis, back pain, intercostal pain, lumbago, neuralgia, sprains, muscle injuries, tendinitis, whiplash consequences, and headaches of mechanical origin.
• The autonomic nervous system: autonomic dystonia.
• The digestive system: dysphagia, stomach pain, gastroesophageal reflux, dyspepsia, intestinal dysmotility, regurgitation, and nausea.
• The genitourinary system: functional dysmenorrhea, mechanical dyspareunia, dysuria, and prevention of urinary tract infections.
• The mouth and ENT sphere: functional dysphonia, prevention of recurrent sinusitis and otitis, and functional dizziness.
• The respiratory system: functional respiratory dysfunction and prevention of recurrent bronchitis.

Osteopathy can also address issues commonly encountered by newborns after birth, such as:

sleep disturbances, restlessness, regurgitation, colic, and plagiocephaly.

Additionally, osteopathy may provide benefits in the following cases:

• Support during pregnancy and postpartum.
• Post-surgical care, especially after thoracotomy or laparotomy.
• Support during orthodontic treatments.
• Management of orthopedic conditions in children and adolescents, such as clubfoot, congenital torticollis, scoliosis, and kyphosis.

Osteopathy also serves a preventive function, as dysfunctions may sometimes develop silently without any symptoms.

If tissues are damaged, osteopathy acts only as a complementary therapy to alleviate the effects of tissue lesions.