Osteopathie & Physiotherapie am Pflanzberg (Tägerwilen)

There is constant, often minimal movement in your body. Joints move when you walk, organs move with every breath, blood moves with every heartbeat. The constant exchanges at every cell and the circulation of fluids in various complex systems - everything is movement. Movement is life and life is movement.

Indications:

• Musculoskeletal complaints : cervicalgia, torticollis, back pain, intercostal pain, lumbago, neuralgia, sprains, muscle injuries, tendonitis, whiplash, headache, limb complaints, etc.
• Functional disorders of the digestive system : dysphagia, stomach pain, heartburn, indigestion, functional bowel disease, nausea, etc.
• Functional disorders of the urological and gynecological system : menstrual cramps, recurrent urinary tract infections, pelvic floor pain, etc.
• Functional disorders of the neurovegetative system : vegetative dystonia, stress symptoms.
• Jaw and ENT functional disorders : functional dysphonia, repeated sinus or middle ear infections, vertigo, bruxism, temporomandibular joint problems, etc.
• Respiratory problems: Diaphragmatic hypertension, repeated bronchitis, etc.

Osteopathic treatment is also recommended for infants and children in the case of sleep disorders, restlessness, colic, plagiocephaly, etc.

Physiotherapy Physiotherapy is based on the patient's complaints and functional or activity limitations, which are visualized in the form of findings. It primarily uses manual skills of the therapist, supplemented if necessary by natural physical stimuli (e.g. heat, cold, pressure, radiation, electricity) and promotes the patient's own activity (coordinated muscle activity, as well as conscious awareness). The treatment is adapted to the anatomical and physiological, motivational and cognitive conditions of the patient. On the one hand, the treatment aims at natural, physiological reactions of the organism (e.g. muscle development and metabolism stimulation), on the other hand at an improved understanding of the functioning of the organism and self-responsible handling of one's own body. The goal is to restore, maintain or promote health and thereby reduce pain.

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