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Osteopathy is aimed at reversible functional lesions. In other words, it is not indicated, for example, in the case of fractures, tumors or serious illnesses that threaten a person's survival.

It is difficult to draw up a list of pathologies that can be favorably influenced by osteopathy, as most often the origins are diverse and/or multiple.

Your osteopath is the most competent person to recognize the diseases or disorders he can treat. If not, he will be able to delegate his patient to the appropriate people. Osteopathy therefore complements allopathic medicine.

It is thanks to the proper training of osteopaths who are members of the FSO-SVO that the profession has been recognized as a first-line practice, giving patients the right to consult an osteopath directly without prior medical advice.

Moreover, osteopathy is covered by supplementary health insurance without a medical prescription.