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At the point of care, osteopathic manipulative therapy (OMT) is a beneficial technique that has the potential to save costs while also improving pain and function in patients. There are several uses for manipulative treatment in primary care, all with a low risk of side effects, but it’s crucial to understand how OMT differs from other manual therapies.
OMT treatment focuses on treating directly with incorrect body physiology using a variety of direct and indirect procedures, rather than only spinal alignment. This individualized treatment plan is tailored to the patient’s specific needs, allowing the body’s self-healing and self-regulating systems to be facilitated at the point of care.
-Balance pelvis
-Sub-occipital release with thumbs
-Scalp massage
-Acupressure
-Meditation/Mindfulness
/Breathing exercises
-Balance pelvis
-Core muscle strengthening
-Stretching
-Muscle energy program
-Balance pelvis
-½ spinal twist
-8 glasses of water
-routine exercise
-fruits and vegetables
-Facial Acupressure
-Clove oil
-Crushed garlic
-Baking soda swish and spit
-Balance Pelvis
-Muscle Energy
-Counterstrain
-Balance Pelvis
-Muscle energy
-Counterstrain
-Rib raises
-Facial Acupressure
-OMT
-Balance Pelvis
-Muscle Energy
1. Avoid wallet in back pocket
2. Sit, walk, and stand long and tall
3. Eustachian tube dysfunction: Valsalva, Chew gum or candy, drink plenty water (swallowing mechanism)
