While the spine and the suffering it generates represent the most frequent cause of osteopathic consultations, the scope of osteopathy also extends to:

• Functional disorders of the musculoskeletal system
  cervicalgia, torticollis, back pain, intercostal pain, lumbago, neuralgia, sprains, muscular accidents, tendonitis, consequences of whiplash, mechanical headaches.
• Functional disorders of the digestive system
  dysphagia, gastralgia, gastro-oesophageal reflux, dyspepsia, intestinal syndrome, regurgitation, nausea.
• Functional disorders of the genitourinary system
  functional dysmenorrhea, mechanical dyspareunia, dysuria or prevention of recurrent urinary tract infections, painful perineal syndromes.
• Functional disorders of the neurovegetative system
  neurovegetative dystonia
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• From the mouth and ENT sphere
  functional dysphonia, prevention of repetitive sinusitis and otitis, functional vertigo, bruxism, jaw joint pain.
• From the respiratory system
  functional dysphrenia, prevention of repetitive bronchitis.

As well as manifestations encountered by the baby after birth: sleep disorders, agitation, regurgitation, colic, plagiocephaly ...

In addition, osteopathy is also likely to be of benefit during:

• Pregnancy and post-partum support.
• Accompaniment following surgery, particularly thoracotomy and laparotomy.
• The accompaniment of orthodontic treatments.
• Accompanying treatments for orthopedic pathologies of childhood and adolescence (clubfoot, congenital torticollis, scoliosis, kyphosis...).

It should also be noted that the action of osteopathic treatment can also be preventive given that the installation of dysfunctions is sometimes mute of any symptoms.