Infants and Children
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Dynamic Health Therapy provides specialized services tailored for the unique health needs of infants and children. These services focus on diagnosing, treating, and managing various health issues that can affect young patients from infancy through childhood.
Possible Patient Concerns
Children are commonly thought to be immune to structural stresses and strains, and resilient to injury. In reality, strains and tensions early in life often become incorporated into the growing body. Fortunately, children have a profound life force which can allow rapid results with osteopathic treatment.
How It Can Help
Therapeutic interventions for infants and children can help address early musculoskeletal issues, improve motor skills, enhance coordination, and support overall physical and developmental health.
Some common infant issues which can often be resolved with the skills of an Osteopath include:
Overcoming Birth Trauma (forceps, suction, Cesarian, Premature)
Healing Neonatal Trauma (Accidents, Infections, Surgery, Separation)
Treatment for Nursing Difficulties (Poor Latch, Tense Jaws, Mother’s Pain)
Sucking disorder or feeding difficulties Torticollis (Turning mostly to one side)
Positional Plagiocephaly (Oddly Shaped & Partially Flattened Head)
Sleeping Difficulties
Colic Treatment and easing unsettled babies
Post Partum Depression
Seizures & Motor Problems
Chronic Ear Infections
Children suffering from a variety of “common” childhood ailments can often see complete improvement in only a few sessions with a qualified Osteopath.
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An assessment might be right for your baby if:
They have blisters on their lips after breastfeeding
They don’t push their tongue past their lips
Have difficulty latching
Have a tongue that appears heart shaped
Key
Benefits
Ensure your child’s optimal health and development. Schedule a consultation with our pediatric specialists today.
FAQ'S
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