Visceral manipulation

Gastrointestinal visceral manipulation, also known as visceral manipulation, is a set of manual techniques typical of osteopathy to improve the condition of the organs and glands of the abdominal cavity, including stomach, intestines, kidneys and liver.
Gastrointestinal visceral manipulation includes fascial massages on the connective tissue and muscular tunic of the intestine, as well as manipulations on the various organs, to free up their mobility.
Furthermore, it also works on the diaphragms (respiratory and pelvic) to restore the right intra-abdominal pressure, both by perfecting circulation, lymphatic drainage and elimination of toxins, and by decreasing swelling and stomach pains.
Visceral manipulation is a part of osteopathy, which is often associated only with musculoskeletal manipulation.
Visceral massage is particularly indicated in case of:
Visceral massage has the following benefits:
The duration of the session is 30-45 minutes and is divided into:
Visceral osteopathic manipulation brings even greater benefits if accompanied by other treatments, especially bioresonance.
Visceral massage is indicated for alterations in the function of the gastrointestinal tract, or in the presence of painful disorders, as a complement to classical medicine.
Pain and swelling, menstrual pain, reflux, irritable bowel.
Any age.
Non-invasive – manual soft tissue manipulation/therapy.
30-45 minutes.
Minimum 5 sessions; more in case of specific pathologies.
In the 12 hours following treatment, avoid considerable physical effort. Strictly follow the instructions provided by your osteopath. Wear sportswear and come to your appointment on an empty stomach.
Image team led by Prof. Carlo Tremolada performs gastrointestinal visceral manipulation in Milan.
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