Manual therapy has been a surprising development in recent years and a growing appreciation among the people especially for its effectiveness.
The simplest definition and perhaps more appropriate manual therapy is that of ' use of the hands for therapeutic purposes and in this area include postural re-education as osteopathy, massage therapy etc as fascial therapy.
The aim of manual therapy is to relieve pain, restore normal movement to joints and tissue in order to allow the body to strive for homeostasis.
Manual therapy is designed to detect and treat somatic dysfunctions to rip r
instinct and maintain the best function and biomechanics. The International Classification of Diseases (International Classification of Diseases) the somatic dysfunction ion is defined as any injury or impairment of function of somatic components connected to the system, ie the skeletal structures, joints and myofascial and its elements vascular, lymphatic, neural.
addition to the treatment manual therapeutic exercises are often recommended.
The most frequent problems treated are the joint and muscular pain, trauma, sports, the cervical, the back pain, lower back pain, tendonitis and other functional disorders of the musculoskeletal system.
The number
treatment is clearly subjective and depends on many factors such as size and type of the disorder, the patient's age ... 
All and all ages can benefit from manual therapy. In fact, there are techniques suitable for the child, others more specific to the athlete elderly person.
Because manual therapy is also a system of prevention of disorders affecting the digestive neuro-musculo-skeletal system, and not only for evaluation and treatment, it is important to consult your physiotherapist specializing in manual therapy regolarm institution without waiting for the pain arises.
AT Still - "father" of Osteopathy
PRINCIPLES:
1 - life is motion, motion sickness is disrupted, death is no movement.
2 - the body is a collection of organs and functions; osteopathic medicine must always keep in mind the totality of being and of its manifestations.
3 - osteopathic intervention has the task of stimulating and directing the process of healing.
1 - life is motion, motion sickness is disrupted, death is no movement.
2 - the body is a collection of organs and functions; osteopathic medicine must always keep in mind the totality of being and of its manifestations.
3 - osteopathic intervention has the task of stimulating and directing the process of healing.
