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Best Osteopathy Bone Adjustment Treatments in Singapore - Sin Kang TCM Clinic

OSTEOPATHY (BONE SETTING)

SIN KANG TCM

The biggest problem for most office workers nowadays is that they have neck and shoulder stiffness and soreness, which is caused by maintaining the same posture for a long time. Our osteopathic bone adjustment techniques are amongst the best-skilled Singapore osteopaths, which is non-invasive and drug-free. Our osteopathic bone adjustment treatment promotes one’s well being by ensuring their bones, muscles, ligaments, and connective tissue function smoothly together.

FAQ

FAQs about our Osteopathic Treatment

  • ​How frequently should you visit an osteopath?

    Patients who merely wish to keep their symptoms at bay may find that having an appointment every 3 to 4 weeks is sufficient. Some people schedule appointments with their osteopath every 5 to 6 weeks.

  • ​Is it possible to get rid of sciatica using an osteopathic treatment?

    Yes, it’s possible. The osteopath will use a variety of mild and calming technique approaches to open up parts of the spine to reduce pressure on a nerve, relax stiff joints and muscles producing referred pain, and open up sections of the spine to relieve pressure on a nerve.

  • ​Is it possible for TCM osteopathy to make you feel worse?

    It’s usual to have certain symptoms persist following physical therapy, including Osteopathic treatment, or to feel sore or exhausted. Symptoms might sometimes get worse before they get better, usually during the first 24-48 hours.

  • How effective is Osteopathy?

    Research has suggested that osteopathy is equally as successful in treating chronic back pain as regular medical care or physiotherapy, but that it may be able to reduce the need of pain medication.

    Source: A comparison of osteopathic spinal manipulation with standard care for patients with low back pain (https://pubmed.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/10547405/)

    A prospective study of patients with chronic back pain randomised to group exercise, physiotherapy or osteopathy https://www.physiotherapyjournal.com/article/S0031…)

  • ​What is the difference between a physiotherapist and an osteopath?

    Physiotherapy focuses on the repair and rehabilitation of body parts that have been damaged by injury or sickness. Osteopathy treatment consists primarily of manipulating the body to re-align it. Physiotherapy is more active and exercise-based in nature, with the goal of increasing strength and range of motion.

  • ​What are some of the ailments that an osteopath can help with?

    Neck and back pain are two common problems addressed with osteopathy.

    Other conditions include: Sciatica.

    Colic.

    Migraines.

    Fibromyalgia.

    Irritable bowel syndrome (IBS)

    Chronic Fatigue.

    Plantar fasciitis

  • ​Is it true that osteopathy is effective?

    For good reason, osteopathy is frequently suggested for lower back pain issues. Its usefulness in providing relief has been proven in numerous research. In one study in Chicago, osteopathic treatments such spinal manipulation were compared to traditional medical procedures.

  • ​Is Osteopathy a Recognized Medical Specialty in Singapore?

    While chiropractors and osteopaths are not regulated in Singapore and called complementary and alternative medicine, all our physicians and therapists are licensed and certified under relevant government bodies, eg MOH.

  • ​Is chiropractic and osteopathic treatment the same thing?

    While a Chiropractor is primarily concerned with the spine, joints, and muscles, an Osteopath is also concerned with the rest of the body.

  • Will I experience pain during the treatment?

    There may be slight pain experienced during certain treatment techniques but it is important to tell your therapist if it is too painful or he/she can adapt the technique.

  • How many treatment sessions will I need?

    This is dependent on many factors, including the severity of your conditions and your body’s response to the treatment.

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