Treatment of back and spinal disorders: sciatica, scoliosis, and others

Pathologies of the trunk and spine

The pathologies of the trunk and spine are numerous and can include kyphosis, scoliosis, sciatica, lumbago and many others. They are the cause of disorders in a large part of the population, in fact back pain is the leading cause of disability in France before the age of 45. One of the main back problems is sciatica.

Sciatica is now a public health problem with a major economic and social impact. Let's see how to differentiate it from true sciatica and what actions can be taken to reduce the pain associated with it.

What is sciatica?

The sciatic nerve is the cause of pain that can occur in the gluteal area and from the back of the thigh to the foot.

Pain in the path of the sciatic nerve is called sciatica and can occur in all or only part of the nerve path.
Sciatica is to be distinguished from sciatica, which is a compression of one or more nerve roots.

Causes of sciatica

Causes of sciatica can include herniated discs and disc disease.
While minor intervertebral disturbances, muscle imbalances and postural disorders can lead to sciatica.

Care with the Allyane method

To deal with these difficulties, Allyane practitioners will first of all carry out stretching to release muscular tension, a postural assessment can also be carried out. The Allyane protocols for general and specific relaxation will greatly facilitate this work.

Allyane mainly helps patients by recruiting muscles that are disaffected and lead to postural disorders, pelvic imbalances, muscular compensations, etc., thus allowing a quicker and longer lasting return to functional mobility.

Do you suffer from back problems and would you like to benefit from an Allyane session?

You would like to know more about this condition, how to treat it or make a diagnosis?

Advice from Charlotte Rieu, osteopath and certified Allyane practitioner

Here are some strengthening and stretching exercises that may help you in your rehabilitation. Also consider a postural assessment.

Sources:
- Kamina atlas of human anatomy volume lower limb
- sciencedirect.com
- chiropracticillery.ca
- chu-rouen.fr

The Allyane method

Addressed motor difficulties

Find below the other pathologies treated by the Allyane method.

Shoulder pathology

The Allyane method can also be used to treat shoulder disorders, including the after-effects of capsulitis, shoulder instability (which can occur following a dislocation or subluxation), as well as disorders related to postoperative effects (amplitude deficit, etc.).

Knee pathology

Our method of neurological and motor rehabilitation allows for the effective treatment of traumatic
traumatic knee pathologies, such as recurrence of sprains, cruciate ligaments
knee prostheses, patellofemoral syndrome or knee flessum.

Elbow pathology

Certain elbow pathologies can also be treated with Allyane's physical medicine and rehabilitation method. These include the after-effects of tendinopathy, elbow stiffness and non-mechanical mobility disorders (flexion, extension and pronosupination).

Neurological pathology


The Allyane method can also be used to rehabilitate certain
neurological conditions, in particular those that may arise following a stroke (Parkinson's), multiple sclerosis, incomplete spinal cord injury,
or in the context of spasticity regulation.

Hip lameness

Defects in active mobility (flexion/extension), stability (insufficiency of the gluteus medius) or lameness induced by a hip prosthesis can be effectively corrected by the Allyane rehabilitation method.

Pathologies of the trunk and spine

Certain pathologies of the trunk and spine such as kyphosis, scoliosis, sciatica and lumbago can be treated with our neuromotor reprogramming method.

Wrist and hand motor skills

The Allyane method allows for effective management and is part of a complete care programme.

Ankle instability

The Allyane method is particularly effective in the context of functional re-education
functional rehabilitation in connection with certain ankle pathologies, in particular: recurrence of sprains, muscular disorders (insufficient lifters), motor inhibitions after immobilisation and post-operative effects.

Video analysis and assessment of your motor skills

Definition of the treatment plan with your Allyane certified practitioner

Neuromotor reprogramming

Video analysis and evaluation of results