Scoliosis
A sideways curvature of the spine. It is found in 3 out of every 5 schoolchildren.
Learn moreConditions we treat
Where pain is felt is often not where the problem originates. You can contact us about the conditions below — for each one we investigate the cause and prepare an individual plan.
Spine and posture
From scoliosis to herniated discs — a non-surgical, drug-free approach to spinal problems.
Kyphosis
Excessive backward curvature of the spine in the thoracic region — a rounded, hunched posture.
Learn moreHyperlordosis
Excessive forward curvature of the spine in the lumbar region. Cases have been rising rapidly recently.
Learn moreHerniated intervertebral disc
Surgery is not always necessary. In most cases, a herniated disc can be treated without surgery.
Learn moreDisc protrusion and degenerative disc disease (spinal osteochondrosis)
Disc displacement and damage to the intervertebral cartilage — the stage before herniation.
Learn moreLow back pain
Not all low back pain comes from a herniated disc. Even if the MRI is clear, the pain can be real.
Learn moreNeck pain and “text neck”
Keeping your head bent down for long periods places a heavy load on the neck muscles and, over time, causes pain.
Learn moreNeck hump (dorsocervical fat pad)
This is not just a cosmetic problem — it is an SOS signal from the body.
Learn moreSciatica (sciatic nerve compression)
Sharp pain radiating into the leg, numbness and discomfort when sitting — a serious signal from the body.
Learn moreJoints and limbs
Knee, shoulder, elbow, wrist and ankle — where it hurts is often not where the problem is.
Knee pain and knee osteoarthritis (gonarthrosis)
Your knee hurts — but the knee may not be the cause. The root of the problem often starts in the pelvis.
Learn moreMeniscus tear and Baker’s cyst
In many patients with knee pain, a Baker’s cyst behind the knee is found alongside a meniscus tear.
Learn moreShoulder pain, frozen shoulder and rotator cuff injuries
Shoulder pain may not be about the shoulder alone — sometimes the cause lies in the cervical vertebrae.
Learn moreEpicondylitis (tennis elbow and golfer’s elbow)
Elbow pain — in athletes and in people who spend long hours working at a desk.
Learn moreNumbness in the hands and fingers, carpal tunnel syndrome
If your hand goes numb — that is not normal. The problem may come from the neck, not the wrist.
Learn moreHeel spur and plantar fasciitis
Do you feel a needle-like pain in your heel with your first steps in the morning?
Learn moreChildren’s health
From birth to adolescence. A problem detected early is easier to resolve.
Flat feet (pes planus)
Loss of the foot arch. It is not just a foot problem — it is a disruption of the body’s overall balance.
Learn moreValgus and varus deformities
Do your child’s knees come together when they walk? Don’t brush it off with “it will pass as they grow.”
Learn moreWry neck (torticollis)
If your baby’s head is constantly tilted to one side, or they have difficulty moving their neck...
Learn morePostural disorders in children
One shoulder higher than the other, asymmetry of the upper back, tiring easily — these may not be just habits.
Learn moreInfant colic, gas and sleep problems
The real cause is sometimes not feeding — it may be tension that arose during birth.
Learn moreSupport for hyperactivity, attention deficit (ADHD) and autism
Don’t just dismiss it as “hyperactive.” Sometimes restless sleep and poor concentration are linked to tension in the body.
Learn moreHead, face and jaw
A headache is not a disease — it is a signal from the body. We don’t silence the signal; we look for its source.
Migraine and headaches
A headache is not a disease — it is an “alarm” signal that something in the body is not working properly.
Learn moreTemporomandibular joint dysfunction (TMD)
Teeth clenching, jaw pain, clicking and waking up tired in the morning.
Learn moreFacial asymmetry
One side of the face looking different from the other — the cause is not always in the face.
Learn moreInternal organs and women’s health
From gastroptosis (dropped stomach) to pelvic floor weakness — visceral osteopathy and device-based support.
Dropped stomach (gastroptosis)
It is not just a matter of appearance — it is directly linked to health and comfort.
Learn moreUrinary incontinence and pelvic floor weakness
Don’t be embarrassed — you are not the only one living with this problem. And there is a solution.
Learn moreUterine prolapse
At the root there is often a loss of body balance and weakening of the deep muscles.
Learn morePelvic tilt and asymmetry
The pelvis is the center of the body. A tilt here can lead to many complaints over time.
Learn morePregnancy and birth preparation
Pregnancy is a beautiful time, but it doesn’t have to be spent in pain.
Learn moreOther conditions
Sports injuries, post-stroke recovery, edema and chronic fatigue.
Post-stroke recovery and paresis
It is possible to get back on your feet after a stroke.
Learn moreSports injuries
With sports injuries, rest alone is not enough.
Learn moreEdema, lymphedema and varicose veins
Swelling and a feeling of heaviness in the legs — this is not just tiredness.
Learn moreChronic fatigue and low energy
You tire easily, have little energy and don’t feel well — but don’t know why?
Learn moreDon’t see your problem on the list?
This list covers the conditions we see most often. Write to us about your complaint — together we will identify the right specialist and approach for you.