Musculoskeletal Disorder
Pain that feels like sciatica: 10 common causes
Introduction — When leg pain isn't always sciaticaPain that radiates down the buttock, the back of the thigh, or sometimes even the calf often...
Regional Pain Spotlight
The Psoas as a Well-Being Guide during Childbirth: An Osteopathic Perspective
IntroductionThe psoas muscle, often overlooked in the context of pregnancy and childbirth, is emerging as a valuable well-being guide...
Exploring Osteopathy
Visceral Osteopathy Part 1
IntroductionVisceral osteopathy, as a specialty of osteopathy, is dedicated to the evaluation, diagnosis and treatment of dysfunctions related to the body's internal organs. Based on...
Feminine Wellness Zone
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Carpal tunnel syndrome (CTS)
Carpal tunnel syndrome is a compressive neuropathy of the median nerve in the wrist causing paresthesia and weakness in the hands (1). Carpal tunnel syndrome is commonly associated with repeated or sustained activity of the fingers and hands.
Bipedalism
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Shoulder instability
The term "shoulder instability" refers to the inability to maintain the humeral head in the glenoid fossa. Because the femoral head is partially enclosed by a shallow glenoid, its stability will be influenced by the surrounding soft tissue. If a shoulder ligament has less resistance (ligament hyperlaxity), joint motion will be pathologically hypermobile.
Arthritis
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Facets of Relief: How Osteopathy Treats Cervical Facet Syndrome
Neck pain is the second most common musculoskeletal disorder in the general population. The prevalence of pain originating from the zygapophyseal (facet) joints in patients with chronic neck pain is estimated to be between 25 and 65%. Cervical facet arthropathy is defined as any acquired, degenerative, or traumatic process that interferes with the normal function of the facet joints in the cervical region, frequently resulting from the source of neck pain and cervicogenic headache.
Pediatric Osteopathy
Folic acid and the prevention of certain birth defects
Folic acid, also known as vitamin B9, plays a crucial role in preventing certain congenital anomalies, especially those related to the development of the neural tube in the fetus. This vitamin, essential for nucleic acid synthesis and cell division, is particularly crucial early in pregnancy when the central nervous system of the future baby is forming. Studies have demonstrated that supplementing with folic acid before and during pregnancy significantly reduces the risk of congenital anomalies such as spina bifida.It is highly recommended for women of childbearing age, even before conception, to take folic acid supplements to ensure adequate levels of this crucial vitamin. This preventive measure, combined with a balanced diet, helps ensure a healthy fetal development and minimizes potential health risks for the unborn baby. Raising awareness of the importance of folic acid in preventing congenital anomalies remains a key element of preconception care, providing future parents with a simple yet effective way to promote the newborn's health.
Sporting Wellbeing Corner
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Suprascapular Nerve: Injuries and Osteopathic Treatment
Introduction: A deep pain coming from the shoulderWhen the shoulder begins to make itself heard, with a dull, poorly localized pain that persists despite rest or conventional care, we readily think of tendonitis, a rotator cuff injury or joint instability. But sometimes, the real culprit is silent, hidden in...
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The Rise of Antisocial Behavior Post-COVID: Insights & Solutions
IntroductionThe global COVID-19 pandemic has brought about radical changes in society, affecting various aspects of daily life. A worrying phenomenon that has emerged unexpectedly is the rise in antisocial behavior. This blog will look at the potential causes of this increase, examine the implications for society, and propose solutions based on...

