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How can OMT help you?

By Curtis M. Klein
July 13, 2022
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Osteopathic Manipulative Treatment, or OMT, is a hands-on therapeutic method that can help treat many conditions, including acute or chronic pain. You may have heard of OMT or know someone who has received it.

Bayhealth’s physician, Mable Tsui, DO, is board certified in family medicine and osteopathic neuromusculoskeletal medicine. Thanks to her specialized training, she offers OMT and primary care services at Bayhealth Primary Care Smyrna. It shares the workings of the UNWTO and is useful for various reasons.

Who is OMT for? People who may benefit include those who suffer from post-injury pain, neck pain, back pain, headaches and migraines. OMT can also help treat pregnancy-related conditions such as lower back and pelvic pain. OMT can be applied to patients of all ages.

Who practices OMT? Doctors of Osteopathic Medicine, or DOs, are one of two types of physicians licensed in the United States. They take a holistic approach to care. They also have additional OMT training to assess and treat many types of medical conditions.

What should I expect with OMT? During your visit, the doctor will discuss your medical history and any imaging you have had. They will perform a physical exam to check your posture, range of motion, and any dysfunction in your structural system. OMT involves several treatment methods, including gentle pressure, stretching, and active resistance to the muscles, joints, and soft tissues of the body. It is generally well tolerated, although some people may experience pain afterwards.

How can OMT help relieve pain? OMT is a great option for acute or chronic pain. It can complement or even replace medication in some cases. Some people receive OMT as part of an overall care plan involving other specialists and strategies such as exercise, medication, yoga, tai chi, mindfulness and meditation, and cognitive therapy. – behavioral.

“OMT is a safe and effective way to treat many conditions with the ultimate goal of reducing people’s pain and improving their function and quality of life,” Tsui said.

Dr. Mable Tsui is currently accepting new patients for primary care and/or OMT appointments. For more information or to schedule, go to Bayhealth.org/Primary-Care-Smyrna or call 302-514-3371.

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