Department Of Osteopathy

Osteopathy involves addressing a wide range of conditions, mainly those with the musculoskeletal system. Here are some of the common conditions treated by osteopaths:

Musculoskeletal Disorders

• Back and Neck Pain: Helps reduce chronic and acute back and neck pain through manual adjustments and manipulations.
• Joint Pain: Involves treating areas like shoulders, hips, knees, and ankles.
• Arthritis: Osteopathic treatment alleviates pain and enhances mobility for arthritis patients.
• Sciatica: Helps relieve the pressure on nerves causing sciatica.
• Repetitive Strain Injuries (RSI): Caused by repetitive tasks, can be managed with osteopathic techniques.

Other Conditions

• Headaches and Migraines: Osteopathic treatment minimises the frequency and intensity of headaches and migraines.
• Digestive Issues: Treats problems like irritable bowel syndrome (IBS) through manipulative techniques.
• Pregnancy-related Discomfort: Reduces pain and discomfort during pregnancy.
• Postural Problems: Address problems linked to bad posture, leading to other health problems.
• Sports Injuries: Osteopaths usually work with athletes also to treat and avert injuries.

Benefits offered by osteopathy contributing to overall health and well-being are: 

• Pain Relief: Provides significant relief from chronic and acute pain, mainly in the back, neck, and joints by alleviating muscle tension, improving joint mobility and increasing blood flow, through manual manipulation.

• Improved Mobility and Flexibility: Osteopathic treatments enhance the motion range in the joints and muscles, particularly advantageous for people with arthritis or sports injuries. 

• Enhanced Circulation: Osteopathic techniques improve blood circulation and lymphatic drainage, assisting in the removal of toxins from the body and improving overall well-being.

• Stress Relief: Lowers stress by promoting relaxation and enhancing the autonomic nervous system functionality. Osteopathy can help in improving mental health and reducing symptoms of anxiety and depression.

• Preventative Care: Avert injuries and health problems by dealing with underlying problems before they turn into something serious. Helps to maintain optimum body function and support long-term health.

• Holistic Approach: Osteopathy involves a holistic approach to healthcare, leading to more effective and individualised treatment plans.

Usually, patients start to experience some immediate relief after one session, but they might require several treatments to accomplish long-term benefits depending on the condition they are being treated for. Here is what recovery after osteopathy treatment looks like: 

• Some people might feel a bit sore or tired which is the natural body’s response as it is adjusting to the manipulations and starts the recovery process. To reduce these effects, make sure to drink plenty of water, rest, and avoid strenuous activities.

• Most patients report an immediate reduction in pain and increased mobility after osteopathy treatment.
• Long-term recovery may need multiple osteopathic sessions over several weeks or months for chronic conditions or serious injuries. Osteopaths usually recommend lifestyle modifications, exercises, and stretches to promote recovery and avert the recurrence of symptoms.
• Despite significant improvement, some people choose to proceed with regular osteopathic treatments as a precautionary measure. Ongoing sessions assist in maintaining optimum body function and dealing with problems that arise.

Osteopaths have a main role to play in healthcare by offering holistic treatment and support to patients with several conditions. Their responsibilities are:

• Diagnosis: Conduct comprehensive assessments to diagnose the main cause of the symptoms. They often involve thorough medical history, physical examinations, and diagnostic tests if required.
• Treatment: Uses a range of manual techniques to treat several conditions particularly related to musculoskeletal. They offer individualised treatment plans depending on the person’s needs.
• Prevention: Instruct patients on lifestyle modifications, exercises, and stretches to avert the relapse of symptoms and maintain overall well-being.

Make sure to follow certain factors to receive high-quality care when selecting an osteopath:

• Make sure that the osteopath is registered with a recognized regulatory body ensuring they have met the needed standards of education and practice.
•  Find an osteopath with experience in treating your particular condition. 
• Check online reviews and ask for recommendations from friends, family, or other healthcare providers as it ensures high-quality care.
• Choose an osteopath with excellent communication and who can make you feel comfortable while listening to your concerns, explaining the treatment plan, and answering any questions you have.
• Choose the location of the osteopath's clinic that suits your needs. Regular sessions may be required, so find a physician who is nearly located.

The Calcutta Medical Research Institute (CMRI) is one of the largest multispecialty hospital in Kolkata. Our hospital is equipped with state-of-the-art technology, revolutionizing the healthcare industry for the best surgical outcomes. In addition, CMRI has several eminent specialists, doctors, and healthcare providers of national and international reputations for comprehensive and personalized treatment. CMRI provides patient-centric care and empathy from internationally trained nurses to ensure holistic patient care. Here are a few advantages of choosing the CMRI for the best osteopathy treatment in Kolkata: 

• Highly qualified and experienced doctors
• 440-bed capacity along with cutting-edge technology and the latest medical equipment
• Hygienic and patient-friendly infrastructure
• Thorough screening and diagnosis
• Transparent Pricing Structure for cost-effective treatment
• Patient-centric, high-quality care for a high success rate
• Pain management and palliative care
• Complete and coordinated care for patients