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  • Post-Operative Recovery
  • OMT

Are you in the recovery phase of your operative experience? Are you having a lot of swelling and pain? Are you constipated from the pain meds? Osteopathic Manipulative Treatment (OMT), the all-natural alternative, may be the answer for you.

Studies have shown:

  • Postoperative OMT is associated with less time in the hospital and accelerated recovery.

The post-operative recovery period refers to the phase between the end of the surgical procedure and returning to your normal activities. During this period, tissues heal from the surgical trauma and in most cases; normal physical strength is regained gradually.

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Osteopathic manipulative treatment (OMT) is a natural method of treatment, which can be employed along with standard care to accelerate your surgical recovery.

The goals of OMT for post-operative recovery are:

  • Decrease congestion and swelling by promoting venous and lymphatic drainage
  • Balance the autonomic nervous system
  • Maximize natural immunity and medication delivery to the tissues
  • Decrease pain
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Osteopath treatment for Post-Operative Recovery

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How many visits will I need?

This is variable depending upon what is being treated and how extensive your treatment needs to be.  Our goal is to bring you to optimal health so that you won’t need to continually return.

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A board certified physician has completed an additional training program in a specialty and has passed a rigorous exam to assess his or her knowledge, skills and experience to provide quality patient care in that specialty.

In my case, I am licensed to practice medicine in Texas, and I have two board certifications. The first one is Family Medicine and the second one is Neuromusculoskeletal Medicine/Osteopathic Manipulative Medicine.

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