Overview
In some cases, the aftereffects of fractures and bruises caused by traffic accidents and falls, etc., do not improve easily due to continued stiffness of the body.
In response to a large impact, the body's tissues stiffen to prevent destruction, and the resulting tension continues to constrict itself.
It pulls on the surrounding membrane tissue, distorts the body, compresses blood flow and lymph, accumulates waste products, and releases pain.
Osteopathic techniques include methods to loosen and release this rigidity.
The technique required is not only the release of membrane tissue and ligaments, but also the release of intraosseous lesions that loosen the rigidity of the bone itself.
This is especially true for the sequelae of fractures, some of which are described below.
Table of Contents for examples of treatment and reviews
Back and neck pain due to accident while traveling
Sequelae of toe fracture due to fall
Sequelae of intracerebral hemorrhage and right rib fracture
Back and neck pain due to accident while traveling
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due to a fallSequelae of toe fracture
A fall resulted in a fracture of the bone at the base of the little toe (metatarsal bone) of the right foot.
Even after the bones were connected, the pain did not subside and continued to be painful when walking.
He was told by the doctor that he should take a walk every day to build up his muscle strength and heal.
A few months later, he said that the pain would start after about 100 meters of walking.
There was also accompanying difficulty in coming up on the right knee.
Let's take a look at the body,
The tension in the right foot was more on the thumb side of the line rather than the little toe side, which seemed to increase the overall tension in the right foot and interfere with the healing process.
In the first treatment,
Right medial knee
The right tarsal bone on the metatarsophalangeal side (navicular - medial cuneiform)
Right 1st and 2nd metatarsals
Right sacroiliac joint
adjusted.
On the day of treatment, the pain when walking was gone and the right knee could be raised.
However, he said that there were moments of jerking pain when going up the stairs, so he adjusted the intervals between treatments.
Eventually, the pain in his right leg completely stopped and he "felt like he could walk with his back cut off.
Sequelae of intracerebral hemorrhage and right rib fracture
Male in his 70s.
After a brain hemorrhage crippled the right side of his body, five years later he fell and fractured his right ribs, and since then he has had dull pain in his right hand and right leg.
Another year later, the pain, especially in the right hand, became more intense and seemed to continue for about a year.
He said that it hurts a lot when he tries to pick things up with his right hand.
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Let's take a look at the body,
Tension was concentrated on the right side of his body, from his face to his feet.
The thorax was particularly tense and seemed to have been affected by the accidental fall.
During the initial treatment, the following tensions were released
Right upper femur
Right patellar ligament
Right 7th~9th rib
Left second to third thoracic joint
Right greater rhombus
Right second metacarpal
Part of the right brachial plexus
With this treatment, the pain in the right fingers was reduced to 3~4/10 and the pain in the right foot was also reduced to 3~4/10.
Based on the effect of the treatment, it is thought that the symptoms were aggravated by the strong influence at the time of the rib fracture and the tension created there that continued to constrict the right hemisphere of the body.
Sequelae of femur fracture, etc. due to traffic accident (distortion of body to the left, inability to take abdominal breath)
Male in his 30s.
A young Colombian man who came to the hospital while traveling.
Five years ago, he broke his right femur in a car accident.
In addition, his right heel was gouged in the same accident, and skin was grafted from another site.
After that accident, his body began to lean to the left, and now his body is distorted to the left to a great extent.
Whether standing or sitting, a strong tension is exerted and pulled to the left side, causing the body to lean.
Unable to stand up straight and sit up straight.
And I can't breathe abdominally.
I can't breathe in and expand my stomach at all.
The rib cage is too tense to lower the diaphragm.
I think he had a strong bruise from the accident, but his ribs are stiff and stiff.
I can't breathe very well," he said, "I'm in so much pain, it's like I'm drowning all the time.
He said that his mental health had been hit hard.
Due to traveling, the treatment was only two 50-minute sessions on two consecutive days.
The body, stiffened by the accident and twisted in a complex way from there, is finely tuned.
Release the pericardium and lower right ribs to relieve tension in the rib cage.
Right temporomandibular joint, occipital sphenoid joint, and nasal bone release for facial and cranial adjustment and CSF activation.
Left hip joint release. The tension here was overwhelming, presumably due to the fact that the patient was taking the load by shielding the right leg.
. release of the right femur and calcaneus, the fracture site. I have seen many hard heels, but I don't think I have ever seen a calcaneus this "rock hard".
Release the sternum and mediastinum from the diaphragm. Strong tension in the thoracic area is now temporarily OK.
Other necessary adjustments such as right and left knees, pubic bone to right iliac bone, etc.
After the treatment, the young man was able to breathe abdominally.
And the body, which had been contorted and tilted to the left, now stands up straight.
I could feel something moving in my body while you were touching me with your hand. And when you take your hand away, that feeling of movement disappears." The young man said with a smile. And when the treatment is over, before I know it, my body is relaxed and loose, my breathing is easier, and I can keep my body upright. It's strange."
He was delighted. He asked me to take a commemorative photo.
Thank you thank you thank you, and I'll even write a comment on Google, but I don't think I've gotten that written yet.
It's been a tough five years.
I really wanted to see him continuously to keep him in the best condition, but unfortunately, I live on the other side of the world.
Let's hope that we can find a good doctor who can maintain it well over there and keep it as good as possible.
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