Manual therapy is indicated for:
This treatment method is often prescribed to patients who are at the rehabilitation stage after injuries or operations. The procedure is also useful for those who lead a sedentary lifestyle and are at risk of developing spinal diseases.
Prolonged work at the computer in one position leads to overstrain of the neck muscles and causes pinching of blood vessels, which is accompanied by headaches, as well as discomfort in the cervical spine. Untreated spasm in a timely manner slows down blood flow and metabolic processes, reduces nutrition of the joints, and leads to loss of their flexibility. As a result, osteochondrosis develops, mobility is limited, and vertebral deformities occur.
Manual therapy has a number of limitations:
In addition, it is prohibited to conduct sessions for patients with emotional instability, including aggression and apathy.
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Manual therapy: what is it?
Manual therapy involves therapeutic and mechanical effects necessary to restore the functions of the musculoskeletal system. The positive properties of the technique include:
Unlike conventional massage, manual therapy affects not only muscle tissue, but also all components of the musculoskeletal system. Thanks to this, the position of the vertebrae and nerve endings is corrected, which improves the functioning of internal organs and the body as a whole. Manual therapy is actively used in the fields of neurology, orthopedics and neurophysiology as an effective means to alleviate the condition of patients.