Osteopathic Manipulative Treatment in Action!
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- Опубликовано: 22 июл 2024
- Hi everyone! Welcome back to my channel.
This week I walked to teach you all a little about Osteopathic Manipulative Treatment (OMT).
I have personally used OMT for:
-back/neck/knee pain
-ear infections
-lymphedema
-constipation
-headaches/migraines
-TMJ
-rib pain/cough/cold
-congestion
-balance issues
-breastfeeding/latch
-colic
The list goes on and on! As an osteopathic physician, we look at the patient as unit - mind, body spirit. We believe that the body has the ability to self heal, self regulate, and health maintenance. We believe that Structure (anatomy) and Function (physiology) are reciprocally interrelated. And any rational treatment is based upon the understanding of the above three principles.
I hope this video inspired you to look more into OMT. Please leave any questions you have in the comment section and I would like to get back to them or even make another video!
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First year DO student here! Would love to see more OMT videos and hear about your uses of OMT in the "real world."
OMT treatment is such an underrated path of medicine and needs to be more publicized!! I use lymphatic drainage as a part of my daily skincare routine.
Please share your routine !
Yes! please share your routine!
This was super cool to see! Doing this type of therapy, being able to release pressure points and all with physical therapy treatment has been LIFE CHANGING! And it's so affordable with insurance! I LOVED Wyatt trying to help out! He was so engaged!
This is amazing! I've never seen this before... you are amazing! thank you for spreading the knowledge
as a visual learner, i highlyyy appreciate this :)
I'm just finishing up my first year of med school and love seeing OMT in practice : ) Please do more videos like this!
Thank you so much for your care and insight and your blessed family.
I love how we get cute family moments but medical education at the same time! GREAT video Jenny I hope I get to learn from smart passionate doctors like you one day!
the best video ever! in my country, this type of training doesn't exist and it's fundamental for real medicine!!!!
First year DO student here!!! I love learning g OMT :) literally why I chose the DO route! (And because of you of course!)
Aww Wyatt is such a good patient. You’re a great mommy Jenny! ❤️
Thank you 😊❤️
Love this! I’m applying to medical school in the spring!
Whoa I had no clue that Jenny was a D.O.?! Awesome
I read about it in a book (doubted in conventional medicine and didn't mention the name OMT , to be honest i haven't finished the book yet) and I'm glad to see a real doctor practicing it as a part of medicine not an opponent . Thank you so much ❤️
I have never heard of it! Definitely gonna do some research now!!
Wyatt is a doll! He’s so adorable!!!❤️
Hi Jenny, Stan, and Wyatt, how are you doing on this very nice day? Thanks for sharing and teaching us some OMT, OMG ; ) Good to see the family doing this video. Stan, you're a better man than me because I'm so shy I would not let anyone post of video of me ; ) I really enjoy your great channel. Have a good and peaceful day my friends, fist bumps : )
I'm so amazed by the fact that you can actually see his shoulders even out after you manipulated his spine!
Beautiful baby, awesome info. thanks for sharing!!!
Wyatt trying to help was soo cute! Maybe one day he'll be a badass DO :) PS I'm starting DO school in August and I'm so excited to learn OMT! Thanks for the vid!!
Ya!! Congratulations on med school! So exciting
Get a baby sitter.
As all over the place it was, it was just perfect. i loved it.
Wyatt is so cute! This is such an informative video.
Thank you so much for sharing this!!!!!
Love this!!! Thank you for sharing
Wow that was awesome !!!!
so cute how you get to treat your husband! I think I did muscle energy on my mom before too!
Hi dr jenney .....what you share today with us is amazing i like those skills OMD is very interesting ...as a medical student i never heard of those treatment techniques ....it's like that most doctors use chemical treatment in first place even when manipulation techniques may give better results !
I think need a break and then saw your videoo😁 Thx you J
I love this! Less meds, I am always down with that
Yes!
This is so cool!
I would love to have an OMT treatment. Wyatt sure seemed to enjoy his treatment and was so cute trying to help you to "fix" his dad.
It’s covered by insurance! Just need to find a provider that practices it
Please do more videos on OMT!
You guys are a power couple!
TYSM 👴🏻👵🏼❤️
As a patient, I not so secretly love when my DOctor uses OMM to adjust my back !! My back usually feels amazing afterwards.
Wow, I definitely could see the difference in the height of his skoulders they were even after your adjustment. In Slovakia we don´t have such doctors, even a chiropractor is a rare thing.
I will defo check out omt!
I need this! My shoulders are always uneven. I have bad shoulder and neck pain all the time.
Jenny! Can you please do the OMT tutorial on yourself? Like self OMT exercises on lymph, back pain, TMJ?
Where did you get that table you treat on? Link please!
I am pre med right now. Spent 4 years in the Air Force receiving horrible care from military medicine. I have two years until graduation and have been exploring options. Fell in love with rolfing and OMM and as of now want to be a DO. I am also a holistic nutrition coach. I am curious how OMM and rolfing can be combined to reach optimal health vs just OMM.
I just had a l5 s1 microdiscectomy. If my herniated disc ever flares up again, or if the vertebrae begin rubbing together, is there anything that OMT offers for that as a alternative to surgery? Or at least something to try before surgery?
It’s crazy how this is a huge part of US training and gets 0 feature time in UK medical training
I think in the UK, osteopaths are not considered physicians because they don’t go through medical school. As compared to US osteopaths who go through medicinal school and pass board exams.
Thank you for sharing this. I have been trying to find a DO doctor that practices OMT to shadow.
It’s crazy that ‘DOs’ aren’t ‘OMTS’ first…. because that’s what Andrew Taylor Still was.. and he’s the founder of osteopathy.
I’m in my 4th year of a manual osteopathy program in Canada.
thank you nice video.
I have sciatica nerve pain too how would i be able to get OMT for this?
Thank you,i also recommend Kundalini Yoga Kriyas by Yogi Bhajan for deep relaxation.
In terms of treatment is OMT cheaper/more expensive than going to a chiropractor?
I always wished I could learn some of the MSK stuff, especially since I’ll probably end up in sports med.
It is so useful in sports medicine! My preceptors always have stories about treating Olympic athletes!
Wow! Thanks for sharing. I did not know about OMT until watching some of your videos. Love this approach. Many times even simple human touch can help the body to heal. In DO medical school is OMT taught throughout the curriculum or within a certain year/semester?
OMT is taught throughout first and second year. During 3rd year, OMT has its own clinical rotation
Does this work for chronic prostatitis?
Thanks jenny :)
Did you buy that table in your house to practice? Is that suggested by the program?
Hi Jenny! Did you go to medical school or an osteopathic medical school? Can you make a video talking about your journey into ostepathic medicine? I'm interested in pursuing DO and would like to have another perspective. Thank you for your wonderful videos & have a good one! :)
What are the names of the techniques you used in this video?
Does this type of specialty doctor treat chronic pain? I have spinal stenosis that causes lower extremity nerve pain and cramps in my feet.
I’ve been dealing with is since 2012 and I’m on nerve meds and pain meds. From time to time I get epidurals to give me a 6 to 8 week relief.
Ok, so I am kind of a mess.
I have albinism ( I have no pigment ) and I’m legally blind due to no pigment. It takes pigment to help develop a normal eye. Since I was developing in the womb without pigment it caused a part of my eye to under develop. It also effects my optic nerve. My eyes twitch all by themselves. This is because I cannot focus.
So, going back to my spinal stenosis, I can’t drive due to being legally blind . I walk everywhere. This pain has caused me not to walk as often.
I would love to hear what you think or what your opinion is.’
Thank you!!!❤️
Can you please share your techniques you used to round out your son's head? Thank you for the content.
thank you
Hi Jenny! The timing of this video is perfect, I was just finalizing my personal statement. Learning about OMT is one of the reasons I became interested in Osteopathic Medicine bc I would like to practice medicine over seas, and OMT would be the perfect tool in areas with limited medical resources.
My question is can OMT be utilized in the field of og/gyn, and common women's health complaints like UTIs, pelvic pain due to cramps or endometriosis, etc? Also any resources, including yourself, where I can learn even more about the applications of OMT?? I work in a ob gyn office as an MA, and prescribing medications is a common mode of treatment for patients... Thanks in advance!
Yes! I use OMT to treat my pregnant moms all the time antepartum and postpartum. I have also used to it treat pelvic pain.
Is omt like chiro?
Thanks for sharing! My 4 month old is seeing an osteopath for her head shape and tongue tie. She also prefers one side. I’ve noticed after three treatments she is sleeping with her head in a different position - which is huge for her. Unfortunately, I was never able to get her to latch due to the tongue tie and despite doing body work with a chiropractor. I really wish I had known about OMT earlier!
They said Wyatt had rogue tie too but I refused to get his tongue tie snipped. I had to use a nipple shield for a while but it got better and I breastfed till 14 months!
Have you ever had A patient with the costochondritis and help them with a OMT?
2:08 which nerve?
How do you incorporate OMT into your already limited office visit time with the patient?
OMT treatment can be very quick. And I can always talk to and treat my patients at the same time.
I’m from Canada and I’ve never heard of DOs is this an option in Canada?
Kate T we have them. I have 4 friends who are DO. I’m in Montreal, Quebec. 2 did it in Montreal, and 2 did it in Toronto, Ontario. When I was in physiology school one of my teachers was a DO as well (he’d done PT first).
#Jenny Le, hi I would like to learn more about how or which ways there are for learning Osteopathy in the US. Im living in Germany and am Studying Osteopathy over here, Osteopathy isn't just as accepted as in the US. Great Video and OMT isn't really appreciated in Germany in the Osteopathy fraction.
I want to be an osteopathic physician. After medical school, how many years for residency?
It’s the same as MD. Depending on specialty 3-6+ years of residency
Are you in Houston Texas? My daughter has moderate Plagiocephaly
My daughter is 7 months old
No I’m in WA. But I’m sure there are plenty of osteopathic physicians in Texas who practice osteopathy and do manipulations
Are you Vietnamese? I'm a doctor in Vietnam
Are you in an OMM/NMM +1 program? If not, have you considered it?
No I am not. I considered it but realized I can just continue to take courses. I would recommend NMM +1 for those who want to teach.
@@drjennale great! Thank you!
Here we go, the confession time. So I remember the video where i saw you just had your son and started your residency, you said to all audiences that you were going to take stairs and cut sugar in your diet so that you could get back to shape. At that moment, i was like this woman was lying. If i were her, i would kill myself instead of getting in front of camera and telling people what your plan was. Because i would be too frustrated to face myself, rather than come up with a plan and go through. Apparently you made it! And apparently you are such an awesome doctor mother and wife. This is too inspiring and motivating. Idk what else to say Jen, hat off and thunderous applauses.
Hi Jenny, I have a question. Could a student who graduates with an MD do a DO residency? Are you in an osteopathic residency? I am only guessing if there is any residency like that.
Yes! With the merger all MDs and DOs apply to the same residencies. Some programs will apply for osteopathic recognition whiles others will not. We had a couple MDs apply to our program but that would also mean that they are open to learning OMT during their residency training.
Hi Jenny! Just wondering if OMT workshops exist for nonproviders? I'd love to learn stuff before med school lol
I know as a resident I have held workshops for MDs and nonproviders but there are no specific programs that I know of.
Are you using muscle energy to reengage the restricted barriers?😃
Muscle energy in combination with Still’s technique and some dynamic movement.
@@drjennale So excited to learn more about different techniques! 😄
Thank you so much for showing us OMT!! I am a OMS 1 learning OMT. I am excited to learn all the techniques!😊
haha lol!
Do you have any plans to open up a private practice?
Yes! I would love to eventually open a private practice and just work as a specialist
Jenny Le I’ve researched and seen that a few private practices integrate OMT with lifestyle medicine like diet and exercise counseling. It’s crazy that something like 80% of chronic diseases can be prevented through lifestyle!
I’m a huge advocate for preventative medicine. It’s all about educating patients and living a healthier lifestyle. No magic bullet unfortunately ... and like all medications, they always come with some side affect.
Wyatt knows how to get down🕺
Oh ya! Can’t wait till I can put in him dance classes
Omg Wyatt so crunchy 😂
Hey Jenny
Hi Ted
They need to get rid of Cranial OMM smh
Its black? I dont see anything. What's going on?
I can see now. I guess it was my phone.
Its lowkey chiro!😄
What your husband do?..was he your patient when you guys meet😂
He’s a realtor. Lol no we met before I got into med school.
Oh so you are a DO!😱
"chiropractors think that everything originates in the spine and just fixing the spine will fix your ailments/illness"
As a chiropractic student, I can say that this is not 100% accurate across all chiropractors. There are chiropractors who are "vitalist" and believe more so in that way of thinking about the spine. However, there are also chiropractors that are evidence based doctors who also believe in both viscerosomatic and somatovisceral causes much like you do.
I would actually like to know what the differences are between a DO and a DC because from what I know, the main difference is that DO's are trained more like MD's (going into hospitals, rotations, pharmacotherapy, etc). Perhaps you could make a video addressing the differences between DO's and DC's??
A.T Still, MD founded osteopathy which is based on practicing medicine under a holistic philosophy (read more about the 4 tenets in the description box). DD Palmar was a student of A.T Still. After one year, he dropped out of medical school and founded chiropractic. That’s why their philosophy of the body’s ability of self heal and self regulate are very similar.
DOs are equal to MDs. Only difference is that we learn OMT and we practice under a different philosophy.
a quick google can show you a lot of differences in the training of DO vs DC. Not to start a war, but DOs are medical doctors who go to medical school and take medical licensing exams, and also go through residency training before they are licensed to practice.