OSTEOPATHY AND WOMEN / A HARMONIOUS BODY

Osteopathic treatment prevents and treats disorders that can occur at different stages of a woman’s life, from adolescence to menopause.

Primary dysmenorrhea is the term used to refer to the pains associated with the menstrual cycle. It is a very common clinical condition, especially in young women under 20 years of age, and often negatively interferes with normal daily activities. The pain, attributable to spasms of the uterine muscles, creates pain in the lower abdomen and also in the lumbosacral area, up to extending, in some cases, to the lower and upper limbs.

In some women, it is also accompanied by headache and nausea.
Osteopathic treatment can help reduce the intensity and duration of symptoms until they are resolved. In addition, osteopathy can be a valid answer, within a multidisciplinary management, in pathologies of the gynecological system.

During pregnancy, a woman’s body undergoes continuous and drastic changes. The postural adaptations caused by this continuous transformation can give rise to problems in the spine and pelvic area. These disorders risk compromising the serenity of such an important and unique moment in a woman’s life. Gentle manual therapy can improve and resolve these alterations both during gestation and immediately after delivery.

The years leading up to menopause, in some cases with a long period of important hormonal changes, can be at the origin of morphological and functional alterations of the entire musculoskeletal system.

With Osteopathy, you can face this complex phase of life with serenity.