Praxis für Osteopathie Matthias Bächle D.O. (Lenzburg)

Who does osteopathy help?

There is no age limit for osteopathy. It can be applied to all people with functional disorders.

Here are some examples of disorders and diseases for which osteopathy is used: Disorders of a functional nature of the musculoskeletal system: back and neck pain, joint and muscle complaints. Digestive disorders Bladder dysfunction, incontinence Pregnancy complaints, menstrual problems Respiratory disorders Headaches, dizziness, migraine, sleep disorders, temporomandibular joint disorders, tinitus Chronic middle ear infections, frontal sinusitis Traumatic events (whiplash, operations, accidents)

In infants: Cranial asymmetries (e.g., after difficult births). Torticollis Colic crying babies Swallowing disorders Excessive vomiting Chronic respiratory and middle ear infections In children: Hyperactivity, concentration / learning disorders Disorders of the temporomandibular joint (malocclusion)

The osteopathic treatment

At the beginning of an osteopathic treatment there is a detailed discussion about the individual complaints and the medical history. In the subsequent physical examination, a systematic search is made for the disturbing movement restrictions. The purpose of this procedure is to diagnose the causes of the current complaints as accurately as possible and to establish a targeted course of treatment. According to osteopathic teachings, the examination and treatment takes place in three main areas:

The osteo-articular area includes the joints, muscles, fascia and tendons. The techniques applied act directly on the structures of the musculoskeletal system.

The visceral area includes the internal organs, blood and lymph vessels and nerve tracts in the abdominal and thoracic area. The goal of the applied techniques is the good functioning of the organs through the restoration of pressure, tension, catumens and the free mobility of each organ.

The cranio-sacral area includes the mobility of each cranial bone, sacrum, nervous system, brain and spinal cord skin and cerebrospinal fluid. The techniques used aim to achieve good mobility of the individual bones of the skull and sacrum, balanced tension of the meninges and undisturbed circulation of cerebrospinal fluid.

Treatment costs

The costs of osteopathic treatments are partially or fully reimbursed by most health insurance companies through supplementary insurance. Please ask your insurance company about the coverage of costs.

Parking facilities: Directly across from the practice is a large, official parking lot (Seifi parking lot).