Osteopathy in Montreal and Terrebonne: the only emergency service providing you with competent osteopaths every day, except Saturday and Sunday.

At TAGMED, we offer emergency osteopathic treatment every day of the week, as well as traditional osteopathic care. Whether it's treatment for back pain or another condition such as bursitis, we will do everything possible to relieve you of your pain and symptoms as quickly as possible. Our osteopaths Our highly trained osteopaths have your well-being at heart: if your condition does not appear to be a health problem that responds well to osteopathic treatment, our osteopaths may suggest other types of therapy that are more effective for you, such as spinal decompression therapy, laser therapy or shock wave therapy.

 

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Availability of our osteopaths and Osteopathic emergencies

 

Our goal is to offer you the best quality of care by osteopathy possible and to ensure that this care is affordable and easily accessible. In this regard, we provide you with osteopaths for regular treatments during the week by appointment and we can also welcome you for emergency care by appointment.

 

Osteopaths Team

At Clinique TAGMED, our team of highly qualified osteopaths is at the heart of our success and reputation for quality healthcare. Each osteopath on our team has undergone rigorous training in structural, visceral and cranial osteopathy, and is committed to continuing education to stay up to date with the latest advances in the field. This expertise allows us to provide personalized and effective care for a variety of health conditions.

 

Our team is also diverse in its specialties and treatment approaches, allowing us to offer treatment plans tailored to each patient's individual needs. We firmly believe that this diversity enriches our practice and allows for better overall care of the health of our patients. Our osteopaths work closely with other healthcare professionals within the clinic to offer an integrative and holistic approach to wellbeing.

 

Personalized osteopathy treatments according to your expectations

Our osteopaths have completed extensive training in structural osteopathy, visceral osteopathy and cranial osteopathy. So, whatever the condition for which you consult our osteopathsIn addition, they will be able to provide you with a personalized osteopathic treatment based on your particular condition and your preferences regarding the type of osteopathic treatment you will receive.

 

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Health conditions treated in osteopathy

Osteopathy is a form of manual medicine where the osteopath effectively treats many health conditions: back pain, muscular tension, pain due to osteoarthritis, not to mention certain disorders of pregnant women and infants. Here is a non-exhaustive list of conditions for which our osteopaths are very successful:

  • Back pain (back pain, lumbago)
  • Neck pain (cervicalgia)
  • Torticollis
  • Headaches and migraines
  • Lumbar sprain
  • Whiplash
  • Back sprain
  • Sciatica
  • Shoulder pain
  • Pain in the arm
  • Elbow pain
  • Wrist pain
  • Chest pain
  • Leg pain
  • Hip pain
  • Knee pain
  • Ankle pain
  • Foot pain

 

Osteopathy does not solve everything

Other conditions such as herniated discs, bulging discs or discopathy (disc compression) respond better to our spinal decompression therapy than to conventional osteopathic treatment. Bursitis, tendonitis, plantar fasciitis, sprains, carpal tunnel and other inflammatory conditions respond better to laser. Finally, conditions where calcification is involved, such as calcifying bursitis or heel spur, respond better to Shockwave therapy treatments.

 

When to Consult Another Specialist

It is crucial to understand that osteopathy, while effective for a variety of conditions, is not a one-size-fits-all solution for all health ailments. For example, conditions like disc herniation or inflammatory diseases may require a more specialized medical approach or surgical interventions. In such cases, our osteopaths at Clinique TAGMED are trained to recognize the limitations of their field and will refer you to other medical specialists for more targeted diagnosis and treatment.

 

Interdisciplinary collaboration is at the heart of our philosophy of care at the TAGMED Clinic. If your condition requires expertise that osteopathy cannot provide, we have a network of medical specialists with whom we work closely. Whether for radiological examinations, rheumatology consultations, or surgical procedures, our goal is to ensure that you receive the most appropriate treatment for your specific condition.

 

Osteopathy, a gentle and effective treatment

Osteopathy is a gentle and effective treatment for everyone that taps into the body's ability to heal itself. Osteopaths act directly on this self-healing capacity through manual treatment.

 

Osteopathy, a unique therapy

Based on the work of pioneer AT Still, osteopathy is a therapy that relies on manual contact for diagnosis and treatment. Osteopathy removes tension and restrictions in the body to promote structural and physiological harmony. It respects the relationship between body and mind. Although in the family of manual medicines, osteopathy differs from other therapies such as massage, chiropractic or physiotherapy, especially in its philosophy and in its treatment techniques. The most competent osteopaths

 

The TAGMED Clinic is committed to rigorous professional standards and membership criteria that ensure public safety by providing osteopaths with the highest level of training in manual osteopathy. The TAGMED Clinic maintains an open and inclusive dialogue with osteopaths, educators, associations and the government to ensure that it hires the best osteopaths available. The TAGMED Clinic continues to work to develop awareness of osteopathy and the osteopathic community.What is osteopathy?

 

Osteopathy is a profession that makes extensive use of manual diagnosis and treatment guided by the principles set forth by its founder, Andrew Taylor Still. Osteopathy emphasizes the relationship between the structure and function of the body. Osteopaths are functional anatomists who use manual therapy. Osteopaths focus on health care, rather than focusing on disease. In summary, osteopathic treatment aims to restore proper body mechanics, nerve impulses and circulation of body fluids.

 

What is osteopathic manual therapy?

The osteopaths at TAGMED Clinic are osteopaths who practice manual therapies. Osteopaths adhere to the theory that imbalances in human structure contribute to or are directly related to the development and/or maintenance of disease. Anatomy and physiology are the basis of osteopathic treatment. Osteopaths recognize that the human body has the ability to regulate and heal itself, if we strive to provide it with what it needs to maintain its health. Our role is to encourage this self-healing capacity through manual treatment by acting on the structure and physiology of the human body. We let nature do its work, that is to say, to eliminate all obstacles that could hinder the proper functioning of the cells that make up the body's tissues. Understanding and adjusting the anatomical unity of the human structure is our job.

 

What is an osteopath?

Osteopaths are educated and trained to work exclusively without the use of drugs or surgery, using manual methods for diagnosis and treatment. This is the main method of teaching in the world outside of the United States and is what is currently practiced in Canada. In this context, an osteopath is different from a doctor of osteopathy.

 

What is a doctor of osteopathy?

Osteopathic doctors are trained in osteopathic medical universities and are licensed and qualified to practice medicine in the United States, just like your family doctor. It is the only country in the world to offer a Doctor of Osteopathic Medicine degree, recognized by all American and Canadian states. Most Doctors of Osteopathy work in hospital settings in much the same way as a family doctor does, and they are also found in almost every medical specialty. In addition, Doctors of Osteopathy may be eligible for medical licensure in many countries outside of the United States, as is the case in Canada.

 

We are experts in specific osteopathy

Specific osteopathy is a precise, personalized approach that relies on detailed diagnosis and medical imaging to deliver effective treatment. It requires a high level of skill on the part of the practitioner to target the patient's health problems more specifically, and thus offer faster, more effective results. This method aims to treat structural and functional imbalances in the body, using a range of manual techniques adapted to each case. The specific approach not only relieves painful symptoms, but also tackles the root causes of disorders, promoting more complete and lasting healing.

 

By incorporating the latest advances in medical imaging, specific osteopathy offers an in-depth understanding of the patient's anatomy and physiology, enabling a more refined diagnosis and more precise adjustment of treatment. This precision in therapeutic approach optimizes the body's response to treatment, reducing the time needed to observe significant improvements.

 

Specific osteopathy is particularly effective for a wide range of conditions, including chronic back problems, herniated discs, sciatica, postural disorders, as well as joint and muscle pain. It is also beneficial for improving bodily functions, contributing to an overall improvement in health and well-being.

 

Specific osteopathic treatment begins with a comprehensive patient assessment, including a detailed history, physical examination and, if necessary, imaging studies. This comprehensive assessment enables the osteopath to develop a personalized treatment plan, specifically targeting each patient's unique needs. Treatment sessions may include a variety of techniques, such as gentle manipulations, mobilization techniques, and myofascial release methods, all aimed at restoring balance and optimal function to the body.

 

In short, specific osteopathy represents an evolution in osteopathic practice, offering a more focused, scientifically-based approach to the treatment of musculoskeletal and other disorders. It emphasizes the importance of a thorough understanding of body mechanics and underlying pathology to achieve effective and lasting healing, underlining the osteopath's crucial role as a health partner dedicated to the overall well-being of his or her patients.

 

The synergy of osteopathy and spinal decompression therapy

Introduction to therapeutic synergy

Osteopathy and spinal decompression therapy are two therapeutic approaches that, although different in their application, can be complementary in the treatment of various musculoskeletal conditions. Osteopathy focuses on harmonizing body structure and facilitating self-healing, while spinal decompression therapy aims to relieve pressure on spinal discs and nerves. When used in conjunction, these two methods can provide synergy that maximizes therapeutic results, particularly for conditions like herniated discs, chronic back pain, and postural disorders.

 

Benefits of combining the two therapies

The combination of osteopathy and spinal decompression therapy allows for a more holistic approach to treatment. For example, spinal decompression therapy can effectively relieve pressure on a herniated disc, while osteopathy can help rebalance surrounding structures to prevent recurrence. This synergy not only allows for faster relief of symptoms, but also better prevention of recurrence by addressing the underlying causes of the condition being treated. Thus, the patient benefits from a more complete and lasting treatment plan.

 

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Conclusion

In conclusion, it is essential to emphasize the importance of osteopathy as a global and personalized therapeutic approach. Whether for the treatment of back pain, musculoskeletal disorders or more complex conditions, osteopathy offers a complete range of care adapted to each individual. The osteopaths at Clinique TAGMED, in particular, are highly qualified and committed to providing the highest quality care, with an emphasis on urgency and personalization of treatments.

 

If you are struggling with persistent pain or health conditions that have not responded to traditional treatments, we encourage you to consider osteopathy as a viable option. Make an appointment today for a consultation with one of our expert osteopaths at the TAGMED Clinic. It's time to take charge of your well-being and discover how osteopathy can help you achieve optimal health.

 

Published research/studies in Spinal Decompression Therapy

 

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And our specialized page concerning our concept ofSpecific Osteopathy

 

 

Frequently Asked Questions

Appointment

  • How to get an appointment at the clinic TAGMED ?

    To get an appointment at the clinic TAGMED, you can call the center directly, either in Montreal at +1 (877) 672-9060 or in Terrebonne at (450) 704-4447. 

    Vous pouvez également visiter notre site pour plus d’informations et prendre votre rendez-vous en ligne here .

  • How it takes time to get an appointment?

    La plupart des rendez-vous à la clinique TAGMED, pour une personne qui est déjà patient de notre clinique, peuvent être obtenus le jour même ou le lendemain. Les patients qui demandent un rendez-vous d’urgence peuvent être vu le jour même, s’ils sont disposés à se déplacer à la clinique de Montréal ou de Terrebonne, dépendamment où la clinique est ouverte cette journée-là. Nous sommes à Terrebonne le lundi, mercredi et vendredi et à Montréal le mardi et jeudi. Les rendez-vous pour les nouveaux patients sont pris en général en moins de 3 jours. 

  • Running your first visit ?

    The first visit to the clinic TAGMED will take place in the following manner :

    • Un membre du personnel vous accueillera et vous demandera de remplir une formulaire d’historique de santé, qui incluent des informations telles que votre historique médical, vos allergies ou vos problèmes de santé actuels. Vous aurez à signer un formulaire de consentement éclairé. Le but du consentement éclairé est de s’assurer que le patient comprend complètement les implications et les risques associés à un traitement, afin qu’il puisse prendre des décisions informées et éclairées sur la manière dont il souhaite procéder.
    • Le temps d’attente dans la salle d’attente est minimale et vous serai vu par notre professionnel de la santé à l’heure de votre rendez-vous, si vous n’est pas en retard, bien entendu.
    • À cet égard, complétez le formulaire d’historique de santé (download here ) avant de vous présenter à votre rendez-vous. Si vous n’êtes pas en mesure de le faire, arrivez 15 minutes avant l’heure de votre rendez-vous pour avoir le temps de le remplir avant de renconter notre thérapeute.
    • Ensuite, vous rencontrerez l’un des praticiens qualifiés pour discuter de votre état de santé et répondre à toutes les questions ou inquiétudes que vous pourriez avoir.
    • Votre praticien peut également effectuer un examen physique et/ou suggérer une variété d’autres tests (par exemple, radiographie), si cela est jugé nécessaire.
    • Si votre traitement nécessite une recommandation d’un médecin pour des imageries médicales, elle sera discutée avec le praticien et les informations appropriés seront fournies pour obtenir cette requête.
    • Finally, your practitioner will discuss with you the measures to be taken regarding your treatment or your care plan and is able to respond to other questions that you may have on this subject so that you can make an informed decision.
    • Dans la plupart des cas, nous pourrons commencer le premier traitement à moins que votre condition nécessite d’autres examens afin d’exclure une pathologie sous-jascente.
    • Calculate that you will be to our clinic for about 1 hour in total.
    • At the end of the treatment, you should pay the fees, as each time you visit.
    • We accept payment cash, debit, Visa or Mastercard.
    • We'll print it or send you by e-mail, a claim form to your insurance company.
    • You will need to schedule your next appointment with the receptionist, if this is suggested by your therapist. 
    • Si votre condition nécessite plus qu’un traitement, nous vous expliquerons le nombre de traitements dont vous aurez besoin, ainsi que la fréquence de ces traitements. Comme chaque patient est différent, et que nous ne connaissons pas la gravité ni la nature de votre condition de santé au moment où vous lisez ce texte, nous ne sommes pas en mesure de vous fournir plus d’information à cet égard. Par ailleurs, tout cela sera discuté lors de votre première visite. Vous pourrez toutefois avoir une idée générale du déroulement de votre traitement pour votre condition en particulier en consultant notre section des conditions et de leur traitement here 
  • How long will it take my first visit ?

    The duration from your first visit to the clinic TAGMED will depend on the reasons for which you came(e). However, in general it will be between 30 minutes and 60 minutes.

    Vous pouvez nous aider à réduire le temps que vous passerez à notre clinique en complétant le formulaire de l’historique de santé que vous pouvez télécharger here 

    Finally, if you have not been able to complete our form, as mentioned above, please arrive 15 minutes prior to your appointment in order to ensure that you have enough time to complete your form, to discuss it properly in your condition, complete the assessment and treatment.

  • What forms do I need to fill ?

    If you are a new patient, you can download the necessary forms before your first visit here

    If you are an existing patient, your therapist may ask you to fill out a form for re-evaluation: if you have a new condition or if you come for a re-evaluation of your condition after several visits.

  • Is what I'm going to be able to start my treatment at the first visit ?

    In general, it is possible that you may start your treatment on your first visit to the clinic TAGMED. 

    Toutefois, cela dépendra des raisons pour lesquelles vous avez pris rendez-vous, ainsi que du type et du niveau de soins dont vous avez besoin. Le personnel examinera chaque cas individuellement et prendra une décision sur place à la fin de l’examen initial. 

    If you have already done reviews of X-Rays, MRIS (magnetic resonance), SCAN (axial tomography, or CT) Scan or ultrasound scan, and that you have déàa between your hands the written reports, please ensure you have them with you on your first visit to our clinic: we will start your treatment without delay.

    Donc, Il se peut que vous puissiez commencer votre traitement à la première visite à la clinique TAGMED, mais cela dépendra de la nature de votre visite et de la gravité de votre condition: un simple mal de dos sans symptômes neurologiques inquiétant peut généralement être traité lors de la première visite alors qu’une hernie discale avec de sévéres engourdissements dans les jambes ou les bras nécessite des examens d’imagerie médicale avant de débuter un quelconque traitement, afin de s’assurer qu’il n’y a pas de contrindication au traitement et que nous pourrons débuter un traitement en toute sécurité.

    . The support and medical examinations will be performed during your appointment, and a customized treatment plan will be developed to meet your specific needs.

Treatments

  • Is it possible to predict exactly the number of treatments needed from the start?

    It is often difficult to accurately predict the exact number of treatments from the start. An initial assessment can give an estimate, but this may vary depending on the patient's response to treatment. 

  • What is your cancellation policy?

    We require 24 to 48 hours' notice for cancellations or changes to appointments. 

  • What are the criteria influencing the number of treatments necessary?

    Several factors can influence the number of treatments required for each patient, including:

    • Severity and Chronicity of the Condition: More serious or chronic conditions may require more sessions.
    • Age of Patient: Age can influence recovery capacity and response to treatment.
    • Daily activities : The type of activity, whether professional or leisure, can affect healing and the number of treatments.
    • Ability to Follow Instructions: Adherence to recommendations and post-treatment instructions plays a crucial role in treatment efficacy.
    • General State of Health: Overall health, including other medical conditions, can influence the response to treatment.
    • Individual Response to Treatment: Each individual responds differently to treatments, which may affect the number of sessions needed. 
  • How does the TAGMED Clinic assess treatment needs?

    We perform a comprehensive assessment during the first consultation to understand the specific needs of each patient. This assessment helps us develop a personalized treatment plan. 

  • Is the treatment plan adjustable based on progression?

    Yes, treatment plans are re-evaluated and adjusted based on the patient's progress and response to treatments. 

  • What kind of patients come to consult us ?

    La clinique TAGMED est un lieu fascinant. Elle sert un large éventail de patients du monde entier, allant des athlètes aux personnes atteintes de douleurs chroniques. Ses services attirent des gens de tous âges, sexes et styles de vie qui recherchent des soins de santé de pointe dispensés par des experts en la matière. Les patients viennent à la clinique pour obtenir des traitements qui ne sont peut-être pas disponibles dans leur région, ainsi que pour avoir accès à des spécialistes qui peuvent fournir des thérapies complexes. Chacun est toujours traité avec respect et gentillesse, tout en bénéficiant des dernières avancées technologiques et médicales. Donc, si vous avez besoin de soins spécialisés ou si vous voulez être vu plus par des professionnels de haut niveau, TAGMED est l’endroit où aller !

  • Do I use ice or heat to relieve my pain ?

    L’une des difficultés les plus persistantes que rencontrent de nombreuses personnes est de trouver un soulagement à la douleur. Malheureusement, il n’existe pas de réponse unique à la question de savoir si la glace ou la chaleur est la meilleure solution pour soulager votre douleur. Tout dépend de la nature et de la localisation de la douleur. Si vous souffrez d’une foulure ou d’une entorse musculaire, l’application de glace contribuera à réduire l’inflammation dans la zone concernée et vous apportera généralement plus de confort. Pour les problèmes articulaires tels que l’arthrite qui provoquent des raideurs, la chaleur sera généralement plus bénéfique pour apaiser la zone et augmenter la flexibilité. Si vous n’êtes pas sûr de la méthode à utiliser, consulteznous pour y voir plus clair. Voir notre guide simplifié en français here or in English here .

  • Do I need to take x-rays to receive care at the clinic TAGMED?

    In TAGMED, we strive to provide the best care to all our patients. The health and safety of our patients is our top priority, so in some cases it may be necessary to x-rays in order to receive the best care possible. Our team of professionals will determine if x-rays are necessary or not, and explain the reasons for any request, as x-rays. Understanding why a test or procedure is necessary can help alleviate the discomfort and help you make informed decisions about your care. 

    Nous devons tous faire attention à la fréquence de nos radiographies, car une exposition excessive aux rayonnements ionisants peut présenter un risque important pour la santé. Les médecins ne doivent prescrire des radiographies que pour les examens réellement nécessaires, en veillant à ce que ces examens soient réalisés de la manière la plus sûre possible, à l’aide de blindages et de techniques spécialisées. Les patients jouent également un rôle important dans la limitation de leur propre exposition en posant des questions difficiles sur chaque radiographie dont ils peuvent avoir besoin et en comprenant pourquoi elle est médicalement nécessaire afin d’évaluer leurs propres risques. En prenant ces mesures, nous pouvons garantir que l’exposition aux rayonnements ionisants est maintenue à un minimum absolu tout en fournissant aux professionnels de la santé les images diagnostiques nécessaires pour prendre des décisions éclairées.

    Soyez assuré que si des radiographies sont recommandées, c’est qu’ils sont nécessaire afin de vous fournir les soins les plus appropriés pour votre condition de santé !

  • How should I prepare for the first visit to the clinic TAGMED ?

    In order to be prepared for your first visit to the clinic TAGMED, we recommend that you :

    • Prepare a list of questions and know your medical history, current (including medicines that you take).
    • Take all the relevant information such as the results of examinations or laboratory tests performed by a health care professional before.
    • Si vous avez un billet vers une réf;érence d’un autre spécialiste, veuillez l’apporter.
    • If you have developed symptoms of new or unusual between the time the appointment was scheduled, and the moment you arrive at the clinic, please report them to the health care professional that you evaluera.
    • Téléchargez, imprimez et remplissez notre formulaire d’historique de santé here 
    • Ffamiliarisez you with the different treatments offered at our clinic and know what you can expect.
    • Also, make sure to be aware of the different risks and possible side effects associated with the treatment offered by the clinic Tagmed. 
    • You should also take all necessary measures (e.g. apply ice to the area swollen) in order to ensure that your body is ready to receive a new treatment.
    • Finally, if you were unable to complete our form, as mentioned above, arrive 15 minutes before your appointment time to ensure you have enough time to discuss your condition, make the assessment and your treatment.
  • Your treatments, to the clinic TAGMED, require-t-they a doctor's referral ?

    Most of the treatments offered at the clinic TAGMED can be taken without a referral or prescriptionfor an initial consultation. 

    That being said, if your state requires a treatment for a specific condition such as herniated disc, your doctor may recommend a review of medical imaging (X-Rays, MRI SCAN) that is appropriate and tailored to your needs.

    If you have already done these exams, please get results and have on hand during your first visit to our clinic.

  • What health conditions do you treat at the clinic TAGMED ?

    Nos thérapeutes expérimentés possèdent l’expertise nécessaire pour évaluer et traiter un large éventail d’affections musculo-squelettiques, notamment les maux de dos chroniques, les douleurs cervicales et les maux de tête. En utilisant des des traitements hautement spécialisés, ils peuvent aider à soulager la douleur référée loin des zones qui ont été blessées à l’origine – améliorant ainsi la qualité de vie globale de leurs patients. 

    More specifically, The clinical TAGMED treats a variety of health conditions, including:

    • Musculoskeletal (muscle and joint pain)
    • Sports injuries and/or professional
    • Chronic pain and/or acute
    • Carpal tunnel Syndrome
    • Herniated disc
    • Heel Spur

    Et bien d’autres conditions. Pour voir la liste complète et plus de détails concernant chacune des conditions cliquer here 

  • Is it that your treatments are covered by my insurance collective ?

    Les traitements offerts à la clinique TAGMED peuvent être couverts par votre assurance collective. Le montant de remboursement dépendra des conditions de votre politique d’assurance et des services qui sont fournis. Nous vous recommandons de contacter votre assureur pour obtenir plus d’informations et de clarifier le montant que vous recevrez en remboursement.

    Please be aware that the insurance cover health care offered by professionals (e.g. osteopath or naturopath) rather than to a particular treatment, such as the traction robotic (decompression neurovertébrale).

    Moreover, even if we are a member of several associations, insurers may at any time to include or exclude an association of a very random and this, without that we are made aware. 

  • What are the treatments offered at the clinic TAGMED ?

    The clinical TAGMED offers a variety of treatments, including osteopathy, the decompression neurovertébrale, laser therapy and shockwave therapy or shockwave. Each of these treatments is designed to help relieve pain and improve the function of the body. Treatments may include manual movements specific, stretching, or traction specialized, mobilizations and complementary therapies that aim to treat your health condition in a very specific way in order to get a fast relief and sustainable.

    Our forward-thinking approach to health care means that we use technology the most reliable and well-documented, and supported by scientific research are substantial. Get ready to enjoy a level of care unmatched !

    You can get more details about our treatments here 

  • Do your osteopathic treatments at TAGMED include massage?

    Non, les traitements d’ostéopathie proposés à la clinique TAGMED sont des traitements d’ostéopatie structurel basés sur des données probantes et n’incluent PAS de massages. Les techniques d’ostéopathie utilisées peuvent varier en fonction de votre état et du traitement recommandé par le personnel traitant.

    La principale différence entre la massothérapie et l’ostéopathie réside dans le fait que la massage therapy is only focused on relaxation and the treatment of muscle tension, while osteopathy propose une approche plus holistique visant à corriger les dysfonctionnements structurels et à restaurer le mouvement normal du corps. La massothérapie ne sera pas en mesure de corriger directement ces dysfonctionnements structurels, tandis que l’ostéopathie s’attache à comprendre la cause sous-jacente du problème et à résoudre ce dernier grâce à diverses techniques manuelles.

  • How long will my treatment ?

    La durée de chaque visite à la clinique TAGMED dépendra de votre plan de traitement initial et du type de traitement utilisé dans votre cas. Les soins peuvent varier en fonction du diagnostic et peuvent prendre du temps pour des procédures plus complexes. Néanmoins, la plupart des rendez-vous sont destinés à être courts et précis, afin d’assurer que vous obtenez le meilleur traitement possible.

    À cet égard, un traitement de shockwave peut prendre 5 minutes pour certaines conditions alors qu’un traitement de décompression neurovertébral pour une hernie discale nécessite un traitement combiné de 30 minutes au total. Pour ce qui est des traitement d’ostéopathie, voici notre WARNING : Contrairement à la plupart des cliniques d’ostéopathie, nous ne croyons pas qu’un traitement général d’une durée fixe (ex. 60 minutes) soit la façon la plus efficace de régler les problèmes de santé pour lesquels vous nous consultez : l’ostéopathie spécifique est plus précise et plus efficace que l’ostéopathie traditionnelle car le traitement est plus spécifique et personnalisé à la condition exacte du patient. Par conséquent, le traitement en ostéopathie spécifique prend généralement de 10 à 30 minutes selon la condition à traiter et le niveau de douleur et/ou d’inflammation. De façon générale, plus la personne souffre moins l’intervention sera de longue durée puisque nous devons alors soulager rapidement la douleur sans irriter d’avantage la structure où l’inflammation se manifeste. De toute évidence, si vous rechercher un traitement de longue durée de détente, vous n’êtes pas au bon endroit. Par contre, si vous désirez un traitement spécifique, personnalisé selon votre condition, et efficace, vous avez trouvé la clinique qui peut vous aider.

  • How much treatment is what I'll need ?

    It is difficult to predict how many treatments will be needed at the clinic TAGMED because this will depend on the specific needs of the patient and the treatment plan developed by the staff in caring for you. 

    Moreover, the amount of processing that you will need to the clinic TAGMED will depend on your health condition, its chronicity, its severity and the recommendations of the therapist. Treatments can range from a simple test, in a series of visits to monitor your progress and adjust the treatment plan accordingly.

    For example, a simple backache recent may require a single treatment, while a herniated disc may need several weeks of care.

    Thanks to our experience of over 30 years in this field and our clinical judgment based on evidence and your exams imgerie, we will be able to accurately answer this question after you have met. 

    We can not answer such a question on the phone: this would be a demonstration of a blatant lack of skill and judgment...

    « Les bons ostéopathes font tout ce qui est en leur pouvoir pour aider leurs patients à se sentir mieux le plus rapidement possible avec aussi peu de traitements que nécessaire, réduisant finalement les soins à un plan de suivi au besoin. Ils donnent également des conseils sur la façon d’éviter de futurs problèmes en évaluant les activités liées au mode de vie, l’ergonomie, la posture et les orthèses. »

  • Is that all patients are treated the same way ?

    No, all patients are not treated in the same way to the clinic TAGMED. The therapists and staff take into account each patient and his or her unique condition to develop a customized treatment plan that works best for each individual patient.

    En résumé, pas un traitement n’est pareil car vous êtes unique !

Often requested

  • How do I make an appointment at Clinique TAGMED?

    Patients can book an appointment by visiting the TAGMED Clinic website and following the online or telephone appointment booking instructions. 

  • What are the advantages of choosing Clinique TAGMED for the treatment of musculoskeletal pain?

    Opter pour la Clinique TAGMED signifie bénéficier d’une expertise dédiée au bien-être du patient, soutenue par une équipe passionnée et équipée des technologies les plus avancées. 

  • What technology is used at Clinique TAGMED?

    La clinique utilise des équipements de pointe, permettant d’offrir des traitements innovants et efficaces, assurant les meilleurs résultats possibles pour les patients. 

  • What is the expertise of the Clinique TAGMED team?

    L’équipe est composée de professionnels hautement qualifiés et expérimentés, offrant une expertise approfondie pour fournir des soins personnalisés et efficaces. 

  • Does Clinique TAGMED offer personalized treatments?

    Yes, every treatment is administered with care and dedication, reflecting a commitment to healing and patient comfort, with personalized care tailored to each individual's specific needs. 

  • How is shockwave therapy used to treat musculoskeletal conditions?

    Le shockwave est efficace pour dissoudre les calcifications douloureuses associées à des conditions comme la bursite ou la tendinite, au niveau de l’épaule, du coude, de la hanche, ou de l’épine de Lenoir. 

  • Is laser therapy available at Clinique TAGMED?

    Yes, laser therapy is used to treat injuries and pain affecting joints, muscles, tendons and ligaments, offering an effective treatment option for conditions such as bursitis and tendonitis. 

  • What types of conditions other than herniated discs can Clinique TAGMED treat?

    La clinique traite une variété de conditions, y compris la sciatique, les douleurs chroniques du dos et du cou, les troubles fonctionnels comme les maux de dos, de cou, d’épaule, et bien plus. 

  • Why is Clinique TAGMED considered a benchmark in the treatment of herniated discs?

    Because of its unique treatment protocol, combining specific osteopathy, precision percussion treatment and spinal decompression therapy, offering advanced and effective solutions. 

  • What is precision firing pin treatment at Clinique TAGMED?

    This treatment uses targeted mechanical impulses to improve circulation, reduce muscle tension and help realign the vertebrae, offering significant relief from herniated disc symptoms. 

  • What is spinal decompression therapy and how can it help?

    Neurovertebral decompression is an advanced technique using a robotic system to apply controlled traction to the spine, helping to reposition herniated discs, reduce pressure on nerves and promote healing. 

  • Why choose Clinique TAGMED for treatment?

    Choisir la Clinique TAGMED, c’est opter pour une expertise dédiée à votre bien-être, soutenue par une équipe passionnée et expérimentée équipée des technologies les plus avancées, garantissant des soins personnalisés et efficaces adaptés aux besoins spécifiques de chaque patient. 

  • What is precision firing pin treatment?

    Ce traitement permet d’appliquer des impulsions mécaniques ciblées sur les tissus mous, améliorant la circulation, réduisant les tensions musculaires, et aidant à réaligner les vertèbres de manière précise, soulageant efficacement les symptômes de la hernie discale sans douleur pour le patient. 

  • What role does specific osteopathy play in treatment?

    L’ostéopathie spécifique vise à rétablir l’équilibre et la mobilité de l’ensemble du corps, en se concentrant sur les déséquilibres structurels et musculaires qui peuvent contribuer à la douleur liée à la hernie discale. Des techniques douces et précises aident à soulager la pression sur les disques vertébraux, favorisant ainsi la guérison naturelle. 

  • How does spinal decompression work?

    La décompression neurovertébrale utilise un système robotique sophistiqué pour appliquer une traction contrôlée sur la colonne vertébrale, créant un espace entre les vertèbres et permettant aux disques herniés de se repositionner naturellement. Cette réduction de pression diminue l’irritation des nerfs et favorise une guérison plus profonde. 

  • What conditions does Clinique TAGMED treat?

    La clinique se spécialise dans le traitement d’une large gamme de conditions de santé, en mettant particulièrement l’accent sur les hernies discales, la sciatique, ainsi que les douleurs chroniques du dos et du cou souvent résistantes aux méthodes de soins traditionnelles. 

  • What services does Clinique TAGMED offer?

    Les services incluent l’ostéopathie, la décompression neurovertébrale, la thérapie au laser, et la thérapie par ondes de choc, fournissant des solutions avancées pour une guérison optimale des douleurs aiguës associées à divers troubles fonctionnels. 

  • What makes Clinique TAGMED's treatment protocol unique?

    Ce protocole est unique car il cible spécifiquement et réduit la pression interne des disques intervertébraux, s’attaquant à la cause principale des hernies discales. Cette approche soulage efficacement la douleur tout en favorisant une guérison naturelle et durable. 

  • What is the TAGMED Clinic?

    La Clinique TAGMED est une clinique multidisciplinaire spécialisée dans le traitement des douleurs musculosquelettiques, offrant un protocole unique et reconnu mondialement pour le traitement de la hernie discale qui combine l’ostéopathie spécifique, le traitement par percuteur de précision, et la décompression neurovertébrale. 

Profile

  • What prospects does Clinique TAGMED have for the future?

    To continue on the path of innovation and excellence, remaining at the forefront of technological advances and patient needs. 

  • How does Clinique TAGMED ensure that its services are constantly evolving?

    Through continuous analysis and integration of feedback to improve services and meet changing patient expectations. 

  • What is the importance of continuing education for Clinique TAGMED?

    It is essential for integrating technological and methodological innovations, ensuring that the quality of care is always at the top. 

  • Why opt for the treatments offered by Clinique TAGMED?

    To benefit from recognized expertise, innovative treatments and a carefully tailored, fully personalized approach. 

  • What is the strength of Clinique TAGMED's high-tech treatments?

    Their ability to provide fast, cost-effective recovery, facilitating a rapid return to business as usual. 

  • How does Clinique TAGMED build lasting relationships with its patients?

    Through the development of relationships based on trust, expertise and careful listening to patient feedback. 

  • What is the ultimate goal of the services offered by Clinique TAGMED?

    Offer innovative, high-quality care, marked by a personalized, patient-centred approach. 

  • What principles guide effective care at Clinique TAGMED?

    The proactive adoption of cutting-edge practices and the use of revolutionary techniques for highly effective care. 

  • What technologies characterize treatments at Clinique TAGMED?

    State-of-the-art technology ensures innovative and accessible treatments, aiming for optimal effectiveness. 

  • What role do patients play in their care at Clinique TAGMED?

    They actively participate in the design of a tailored care pathway, in close collaboration with the medical team. 

  • What is Clinique TAGMED's relationship with its patients?

    A deep interaction that goes beyond healthcare, co-creating innovative solutions and personalizing the care experience. 

  • How does Clinique TAGMED adapt its offerings to new trends?

    We actively monitor market trends to adjust our services, ensuring an agile response to changing needs. 

  • What is Clinique TAGMED's commitment to quality?

    A promise to use the most sophisticated technologies to meet the high demands of its clientele, in an unwavering commitment to excellence. 

  • How does the TAGMED Clinic work with its patients?

    A collaborative approach aimed at anticipating and integrating patient needs into the continuous improvement of practices and training. 

  • What results has the TAGMED Clinic achieved with its care model?

    A resounding success, visible through patient satisfaction and success, proof of the effectiveness of the methods used. 

  • What approach to care does Clinique TAGMED recommend?

    Favoring treatments that optimize healing time and minimize costs, thus promoting a rapid return to normal for patients. 

  • Why is technological evolution crucial for Clinique TAGMED?

    It allows the integration of the latest advances to offer effective treatments, reducing recovery time and cost. 

  • What strategies does Clinique TAGMED use to meet patient expectations?

    Continued investment in advanced technologies and the maintenance of a high standard of quality and accuracy in healthcare services. 

  • What sets Clinique TAGMED apart in its sector?

    Its pioneering status in the application of cutting-edge treatments for musculoskeletal conditions, reinforced by constant evolution aligned with patient needs. 

  • What does Clinique TAGMED specialize in?

    Specializing in the advanced treatment of musculoskeletal disorders, the TAGMED Clinic is at the forefront of innovation in paramedical care. 

Services

  • What support does the TAGMED Clinic offer once a diagnosis has been made?

    A targeted, effective treatment plan based on precise diagnosis, using the most appropriate therapy for each patient. 

  • How does Clinique TAGMED adapt to patients' urgent needs?

    With an emergency service to begin treatment as soon as possible. 

  • What are the benefits of treatments at Clinique TAGMED?

    Use the most effective treatment for each condition, enabling optimal results. 

  • What expertise does the Clinique TAGMED team bring to the table?

    A team of healthcare professionals trained in several disciplines, guaranteeing a multidisciplinary approach. 

  • What is the philosophy behind TAGMED's personalized treatments?

    Each treatment is tailor-made, taking into account individual needs for the best possible care. 

  • How does Clinique TAGMED ensure patient satisfaction?

    Dedicated to finding lasting relief so that patients can return to a normal life. 

  • What makes Clinique TAGMED unique in Quebec?

    To be the only clinic to offer such a wide range of high-tech treatments under one roof. 

  • Does Clinique TAGMED specialize in treatments for all musculoskeletal conditions?

    Yes, thanks to specialized training and the acquisition of high-performance equipment, it offers the best treatment available in this field. 

  • What is Clinique TAGMED's ultimate goal for its patients?

    Helping patients reach their full health potential through advanced treatments and technologies. 

  • What tests can the Clinique TAGMED suggest?

    Medical imaging examinations, such as X-rays or an MRI, to establish an accurate diagnosis and effectively target the problem. 

  • How does Clinique TAGMED treat each patient?

    Each patient is treated as if they were a close relative, with an approach aimed at stabilizing the condition and then identifying the exact cause of the health problem. 

  • Does Clinique TAGMED offer emergency services?

    Yes, an emergency service allows patients to be seen in an extremely short time to begin therapy quickly. 

  • What are TAGMED Clinic's opening hours?

    Services are available from 9:30 am to 6:00 pm, offering a wide range of appointment times. 

  • Are Clinique TAGMED's services easily accessible?

    Yes, it is generally possible to schedule a first consultation in less than a week, even on weekends. 

  • Are Clinique TAGMED services covered by the health card?

    No, the services are offered within a private clinic, but they are reimbursable by group insurance and tax deductible. 

  • Why choose Clinique TAGMED for health care?

    For its wide range of high-tech treatments under one roof and a team dedicated to eliminating suffering quickly. 

  • How does Clinique TAGMED approach the choice of treatment for a condition?

    Always choose the most effective treatment for the patient's specific condition, thanks to in-depth specialization and state-of-the-art equipment. 

  • Does Clinique TAGMED offer specialized treatments for specific conditions?

    Yes, specialized treatments are available, selected for their proven effectiveness on specific conditions, such as calcified bursitis. 

  • What types of services does Clinique TAGMED offer?

    Various services such as osteopathy, neurovertebral decompression, laser therapy, and shockwave therapy. 

  • What is Clinique TAGMED's mission in providing its services?

    Committed to providing the highest quality care, with personalized treatment plans that combine cutting-edge treatments and innovative technologies. 

Price List - Professional Fees

  • Are treatment prices fixed or can they vary?

    Our prices may change to reflect technological advances and market adjustments. We are committed to total transparency regarding our prices. 

  • How are treatment prices established at the TAGMED Clinic?

    Our prices are based on the use of high-tech equipment, the rarity and exclusivity of our treatments, and the in-depth expertise and years of experience of our practitioners. 

  • What are the fees for your treatment ?

    Fees for treatment at TAGMED vary depending on the type of treatment and services provided. We will provide you with an insurance receipt if required, and our rates are competitive. The best way to find out the exact price is to consult our "prices" section. here 

    In general, the first visit will cost you between $100 and $130depending on the treatment that will be necessary for your condition.

  • Is there a fee consultation and / or examination ?

    Yes and no: the clinical TAGMED bill a consultation fee only if the patient does not want to start treatment the same day of his first visit, and if this consultation took more than 15 minutes. However, if you do a treatment on the day of your first visit, we will charge no consultation fees: you only pay fees for the treatment you have received. See the price list of treatments here. Otherwise, the fee for an initial consultation will be $85.

    In the same way, there will be no charge for your initial exam, if you make your treatment the same day. 

    For information purposes, and to those who would not be certain of the difference between a treatment, a consultation and a review, here is a short summary: 

    A consultation is a discussion between a therapist and a patient in which the therapist asks questions about your state of health, and the condition for which you see, gives advice and offers different tests to evaluate you. 

    By contrast, a review is a procedure that allows the practitioner to gather more information about the health of the patient, and can include physical tests (amplitudes of motion, orthopedic tests, or neurological) or even an assessment based on the report of your test, X-ray, MRI, ct or ultrasound.

    Finally, a treatment is an intervention plan designed by a therapist to treat or reduce the symptoms of a health condition (eg, herniated disc) or injury (e.g. lumbar strain). Treatment may include treatment manuals, traction and/or therapies such as laser or the shockwave, as the case may be. See the list of treatments offered at the clinic TAGMED here .

  • Are treatments covered by health insurance?

    Many treatments may be partially or fully covered by insurance. We advise you to check the details of your coverage with your insurer. 

  • How much will it cost me the first visit?

    The first consultation at the clinic TAGMED can cost between $75 and $185, depending on the type of treatment provided. Complementary therapies may incur additional fees. For example, if you consult us for the treatment of one or more herniated discs that are located in your lower back, you will pay $130 for a decompression treatment neurovertébrale to a region of your spine. By the way, if you'd rather a decompression treatment neurovertébrale for one (or more) herniated disk in your lower back, and a second treatment for a herniated disc (or several) in your neck, it cost $185, because it is of two treatments in two different regions (table decompression neurovertébrale can't do a pull-up of your neck and back at the same time: it may not be that of a region (the lower back or neck) at the same time. See the full list of prices by clicking here 

  • Do you offer treatment packages?

    We do not offer treatment packages. As each patient has a unique health condition, our treatment plans are personalized and tailored to each individual. 

  • Are there any hidden fees beyond the listed prices?

    We practice a policy of total transparency. All costs will be clearly communicated during your consultation. 

  • What payment options are available?

    We accept various payment methods, including cash, debit and credit cards. 

  • Is it possible to get a quote over the phone?

    It is difficult to provide an accurate quote over the phone, as assessing a patient's specific needs often requires an in-person examination. We recommend an initial consultation for an accurate assessment and personalized quote. 

  • Do you offer discounts, promotions or negotiations on your fees?

    We do not offer discounts, promotions, specials or negotiations on our fees. Our prices reflect the quality and value of the care we provide. 

  • Do you provide receipts for treatments?

    Yes, detailed receipts are provided for each treatment, useful for insurance reimbursements or tax deductions. 

  • How do I plan my treatments according to my budget?

    We are available to discuss processing and payment options tailored to your financial situation. 

  • Are there financing options for expensive treatments?

    We do not offer direct financing for treatments. We advise our patients on cost management and payment options. 

  • How can I maximize the effectiveness of my treatment?

    Following your practitioner's recommendations, maintaining a healthy lifestyle and communicating openly about your progress and concerns are essential to maximizing treatment effectiveness. 

  • Does the TAGMED Clinic offer regular monitoring during treatment?

    Yes, we provide regular follow-up to assess progress and adjust treatment if necessary. 

  • What criteria influence the number of treatments required?

    The severity and chronicity of the condition, the patient's age, daily activities, ability to follow instructions, general health, and individual response to treatment. 

  • How does the TAGMED Clinic assess treatment needs?

    A full assessment is carried out during the initial consultation to understand the specific needs of each patient. 

  • Does Clinique TAGMED provide receipts for treatments?

    Yes, detailed receipts are provided for each treatment, facilitating insurance reimbursements and tax deductions. 

  • Do treatment prices include hidden costs?

    No, the clinic practices total transparency and clearly communicates all costs during the consultation. 

  • How can I maximize the effectiveness of treatment at Clinique TAGMED?

    By following the practitioner's recommendations, maintaining a healthy lifestyle and communicating openly about your progress. 

  • Does Clinique TAGMED offer treatment packages?

    No, treatment plans are personalized for each patient, with no predefined packages. 

  • What is Clinique TAGMED's cancellation policy?

    A notification of cancellations or changes to appointments is required 24 to 48 hours in advance. 

  • How are treatment prices established at the TAGMED Clinic?

    Based on the use of state-of-the-art equipment, the rarity and exclusivity of the treatments, as well as the expertise of the practitioners. 

  • Are treatments at Clinique TAGMED covered by my company's group insurance?

    Many treatments may be covered by insurance, including osteopathic treatments. It is advisable to check with your insurer. 

  • Does Clinique TAGMED facilitate access to healthcare?

    Yes, by ensuring that its services are accessible and affordable, and by offering a flexible appointment scheduling system. 

  • How does Clinique TAGMED simplify administrative processes for its patients?

    By helping patients navigate payment options and insurance coverage, simplifying the administrative process. 

  • Does Clinique TAGMED offer long-term treatment plans or advance payments?

    No, the clinic favors a more flexible approach, allowing patients to pay for services as they come. 

  • What payment options does Clinique TAGMED offer?

    The clinic accepts a variety of payment methods, including cash, Interac, Visa, and Mastercard, to ensure convenience and flexibility. 

  • Are treatment prices subject to change?

    Yes, prices are subject to change. We recommend that you contact the clinic for the latest information. 

  • How much does shockwave therapy cost?

    This therapy, to eliminate calcifications and promote tissue regeneration, is also priced at $130. 

  • How much does a spinal decompression therapy session cost?

    An advanced robotic traction technique to relieve lumbar and cervical pain, particularly in cases of herniated discs, is proposed at $130. 

  • What can I expect in terms of price for laser therapy?

    Laser treatment, ideal for tissue and joint injuries, is priced at $100. 

  • How much does an osteopathy session cost?

    An osteopathy session, aimed at improving mobility and reducing pain, costs $100. 

  • How much does an initial consultation at Clinique TAGMED cost?

    The initial consultation, to determine needs and develop a personalized treatment plan, is priced at $85. 

  • What is Clinique TAGMED's pricing policy for osteopathy?

    Osteopathic pricing is based on the specific treatment performed, reflecting the quality and specificity of the care provided, rather than on an hourly rate model. 

Spinal decompression therapy

  • What advice does Clinique TAGMED offer to maintain the benefits of spinal decompression therapy?

    Follow post-treatment recommendations, such as specific exercises and posture adjustments, to support long-term spinal health. 

  • How does Clinique TAGMED ensure the quality of its spinal decompression therapy services?

    By using state-of-the-art equipment and employing experts trained and experienced in this method. 

  • What research supports the efficacy of spinal decompression therapy?

    Several clinical studies have shown positive results in the treatment of disc and nerve disorders. See a list here 

  • Why don't some doctors know about spinal decompression therapy?

    It is relatively new and specialized, so not all healthcare professionals are yet familiar with this treatment option. It was, however, invented by a Canadian physician, Dr Allen Dyer, M.D., Ph.D. .

  • What is the impact of spinal decompression therapy on herniated discs?

    It can significantly reduce the size of the hernia and relieve pressure on the surrounding nerves. 

  • Can spinal decompression therapy be combined with other treatments?

    Yes, it can be combined with other therapies such as osteopathy or precision percussion to optimize results. Avoid any other treatments without the approval of your spinal decompression specialist: you could jeopardize your recovery. Caution is advised.

  • Are the results of spinal decompression therapy long-lasting?

    Many patients report lasting relief, but maintenance sessions may be recommended in some more advanced cases. 

  • How do I prepare for my first visit for spinal decompression therapy treatment?

    Arrive with your relevant medical documents and wear comfortable clothing. You can also complete the health history form that you will find on the page here 

  • Can I resume my normal activities immediately after a session?

    Most patients can return to their usual activities; however, specific advice can be given by your practitioner. Certain movements, stretches, or exercises may be prohibited, depending on your condition. When in doubt, abstain.

  • Is spinal decompression therapy covered by insurance?

    It depends on your insurance plan. It is advisable to check with your insurer. Normally, the insurer reimburses for a type of healthcare professional rather than for a specific treatment.

  • Does spinal decompression therapy require a medical referral?

    No, but an initial consultation is necessary to assess whether this treatment is appropriate for your condition. 

  • What's the difference between spinal decompression therapy and traditional traction?

    Decompression uses advanced technology to apply a more precise traction force controlled by sophisticated software, offering more efficient, safe and comfortable results. 

  • Is spinal decompression therapy painful?

    No, most patients find the treatment relaxing and some may even fall asleep during the session. 

  • How many spinal decompression therapy sessions are generally required?

    The number of sessions varies according to the severity of the condition, but a complete treatment may involve several sessions spread over several weeks. 

  • Are there any contraindications to spinal decompression therapy?

    Yes, certain conditions such as recent vertebral fractures, tumors, infections and certain degenerative disc diseases. 

  • What conditions are effectively treated by spinal decompression therapy?

    Herniated disc, sciatica, spinal stenosis, and other disorders associated with spinal disc or nerve problems. 

  • What are the main benefits of spinal decompression therapy?

    It provides significant pain relief, improves mobility and can eliminate the need for surgery for many patients. 

  • How does spinal decompression therapy work?

    The patient is comfortably seated on a special table that gently stretches the spine, reducing pressure on damaged discs. 

  • Why choose spinal decompression therapy to treat back pain?

    It offers effective relief for several back conditions, where most other treatments have offered little or no relief, without requiring surgery, by specifically targeting the source of the pain. 

  • What is spinal decompression?

    It is an advanced technique designed to relieve lower back and neck pain, particularly due to herniated discs, by using robotic traction to reduce pressure on the vertebral discs. 

Laser therapy

  • Where can I get quality laser therapy?

    At the TAGMED clinics in Montreal and Terrebonne, qualified professionals use state-of-the-art laser technology to treat a variety of conditions. 

  • Is laser therapy an option for children?

    Oui, mais toujours sous supervision médicale et en tenant compte des indications spécifiques et de la tolérance de l’enfant. 

  • Can I return to my normal activities after laser therapy?

    Yes, most patients can resume their usual activities immediately after treatment. 

  • What is the difference between laser therapy and other forms of laser treatment?

    La thérapie au laser pour le traitement médical utilise des longueurs d’onde spécifiques pour cibler la guérison des tissus, contrairement à d’autres formes de lasers utilisées pour des interventions esthétiques ou chirurgicales. 

  • Is laser therapy covered by insurance?

    This depends on your individual insurance plan. We recommend that you check with your insurer. Normally, the insurer reimburses for a type of health professional rather than for a specific treatment. 

  • How long does a laser therapy session last?

    Duration may vary according to the condition being treated, but sessions are generally short, lasting just a few minutes. 

  • How does laser therapy contribute to tissue repair?

    It stimulates biological processes at cellular level, promoting repair and regeneration of damaged tissue. 

  • Does laser therapy require any special preparation?

    Aucune préparation spéciale n’est nécessaire, mais il est recommandé de suivre les instructions de votre praticien pour les soins avant et après le traitement. 

  • Who is qualified to perform laser therapy?

    Only trained and qualified professionals, such as those at Clinique TAGMED, should perform laser therapy. 

  • Are there any side effects to laser therapy?

    Side effects are rare and generally minor, such as a sensation of slight heat at the treatment site. 

  • Can laser therapy be combined with other treatments?

    Oui, elle peut être combinée avec d’autres formes de thérapies pour optimiser les résultats de guérison. 

  • Are the results of laser therapy immediate?

    Certains patients peuvent ressentir un soulagement immédiat, tandis que d’autres peuvent remarquer une amélioration progressive au fil des séances. 

  • What laser technology does Clinique TAGMED use?

    The clinic uses state-of-the-art laser technology, powerful and fast, for effective healing and pain management. 

  • What other conditions can laser therapy treat?

    It is effective for a wide range of conditions, including sports injuries, tendonitis, bursitis, joint pain and more. 

  • Can laser therapy treat carpal tunnel syndrome?

    Oui, c’est une méthode efficace pour traiter les symptômes du syndrome du tunnel carpien, réduisant la douleur et améliorant la fonctionnalité de la main. 

  • Is laser therapy painful?

    Non, la plupart des patients ne ressentent aucune douleur pendant le traitement et trouvent l’expérience relaxante. 

  • What physiological effects does the soft laser have on the body?

    Il stimule la régénération cellulaire, améliore la circulation sanguine, réduit l’inflammation et accélère le processus de guérison naturel du corps. 

  • What are the main benefits of laser therapy?

    La thérapie au laser favorise une guérison rapide, réduit significativement la douleur et l’inflammation, et améliore la fonctionnalité sans les effets secondaires des médicaments. 

  • How many laser therapy sessions are usually required?

    The number of sessions varies according to the condition being treated and individual response, but several sessions may be necessary to achieve the best results. 

  • What is laser therapy?

    C’est une méthode de traitement non invasive utilisant la lumière laser pour accélérer la guérison, réduire la douleur et l’inflammation dans des conditions comme le syndrome du tunnel carpien, les tendinites et les bursites. 

Shockwave therapy

  • Where can I receive shockwave treatment in Montreal and Terrebonne?

    At the TAGMED Clinic, where qualified professionals use state-of-the-art equipment to provide the best possible treatment. 

  • How much does a shockwave session cost?

    Costs may vary depending on the clinic and region. It is best to contact the clinic for precise pricing information. At our Montreal and Terrebonne clinics, the fee for shockwave treatment of a body region is $130 per visit.

  • Is shockwave effective for old injuries?

    Yes, it can be effective in treating chronic conditions and old wounds by stimulating healing. 

  • How do you prepare for your first shockwave session?

    Aucune préparation spéciale n’est nécessaire, mais il est recommandé d’avoir avec vous vos résultats d’imagerie médicale, de discuter de vos conditions médicales et de vos médicaments avec votre praticien. 

  • What's the difference between shockwave and laser therapy?

    Shockwave uses acoustic waves to stimulate healing, while laser therapy uses light to treat tissue. 

  • Can shockwave be used on all parts of the body?

    Yes, it can be applied to many parts of the body, depending on the condition being treated. 

  • Can I exercise after shockwave treatment?

    Il est généralement recommandé d’éviter les activités intenses immédiatement après le traitement pour permettre une guérison optimale. 

  • Is shockwave safe?

    Oui, c’est une méthode de traitement sûre et non invasive avec peu d’effets secondaires connus. 

  • Is shockwave covered by insurance?

    It depends on your insurance. We advise you to check directly with your insurer. Normally, the insurer reimburses for a type of health professional rather than for a specific treatment. 

  • Can shockwave be combined with other treatments?

    Oui, il peut être combiné avec d’autres formes de thérapie pour améliorer les résultats de guérison. 

  • When can we expect to see results after shockwave?

    Some patients experience relief after the first session, but optimal results are usually seen after a few weeks. 

  • Does shockwave require a recovery period?

    No, most patients can resume their normal activities immediately after treatment. Il faut espacer d’une semaine chaque traitement de shocwave afin de permettre au corps de récupérer.

  • How long does a shockwave treatment last?

    A typical session lasts about 5 to 10 minutes, depending on the condition being treated. 

  • Are there any contraindications to shockwave?

    Les contre-indications au traitement par ondes de choc incluent l’application sur des tissus situés dans des zones contenant de l’air (comme les poumons et les intestins), l’application sur des tendons déjà endommagés, l’application chez les femmes enceintes, ainsi que chez les individus de moins de 18 ans, à l’exception du traitement de la maladie d’Osgood-Schlatter. De plus, les personnes souffrant de troubles de la coagulation, y compris celles ayant des thromboses locales, celles sous traitement anticoagulant oral, celles ayant des tissus affectés par des tumeurs locales ou des infections bactériennes et/ou virales, ainsi que les patients ayant reçu des injections de cortisone dans les six semaines précédentes, ne doivent pas recevoir ce type de traitement. 

  • What are the advantages of shockwave?

    It offers rapid pain reduction, improves mobility, and accelerates the healing process without the need for surgery. 

  • How many shockwave treatments are required?

    The number of sessions varies according to the condition and individual response, but often 3 to 5 treatments are sufficient. 

  • Is shockwave therapy painful?

    Most patients experience minor discomfort during treatment, which is generally well tolerated. 

  • How does shockwave therapy work?

    It sends high-energy acoustic waves into the affected tissues, stimulating tissue healing and regeneration. 

  • What conditions can be treated with shockwave therapy?

    It is effective for tinsertional endinopathies, myofascial pain syndromes, radial and ulnar humeral epicondylitis, plantar fasciitis, patellar syndromes and achillodynia, anterior tibial syndromes, calcific tendonitis or bursitis, Lenoir's thorn, Achilles tendon and sports injuries. 

  • What is shockwave therapy?

    C’est une méthode non invasive qui utilise des ondes de choc pour traiter diverses conditions musculosquelettiques, notamment en décomposant les calcifications. 

Specific osteopathy

  • How can specific osteopathy treat herniated disc pain?

    Specific osteopathy focuses on restoring balance and mobility to the body, treating structural and muscular imbalances to relieve pressure on spinal discs and promote natural healing. Mais elle ne peut à elle seule vernir à bout de la hernie discale: il faut combiner la décompression neurovertébrale à l’ostéopathie afin d’obtenir de bons résultats.

  • What is osteopathy specific ?

    Osteopathy is a manual therapy technique that involves manipulating the body to reduce pain, uncover dysfunctions and restore joint mechanics. Two very distinct osteopathic approaches are specific osteopathy and classical osteopathy. Specific osteopathy is a more modern approach, using evidence-based findings and current technologies, while classical osteopathy returns to the original form, using deeper manipulation of the body and relying on the osteopath's intuition and experience. 

    Osteopathy is different from the osteopathy classical: it is a unique form of manual medicine focusing on the precise treatment of dysfunctions, musculoskeletal treatments scientists based on evidence. This technique aims to reduce the aches and pains, while offering many of the patients mobility. Osteopaths also attach importance to the general state of health, taking into account the mode of life and emotional states before choosing an appropriate treatment plan. It is particularly suited to those who prefer the natural alternatives to medical treatment because osteopathy is not just to bring relief, but also encourages the well-being in the long term.

    Osteopaths are specific practitioners highly qualified who do not use their hands to assess and treat various physical dysfunctions of the body: they also use brain scans (X-rays, MRI, ct or ultrasound) and in the complementary therapy of high technology. His treatments are very specific to the condition of the patient and, therefore, much more efficient and safer. 

    For example, a herniated disc does not examine uvec mobilizations in osteopathic structural classic. Although this technique can provide some relief in the short term, it will have no benefit in the medium or long term. However, many clinical studies have demonstrated the effectiveness of the treatment of decompression neurovertébrale for the treatment of herniated discs. See some of the scientific articles published on the decompression neurovertébrale here 

  • How do I book an osteopathic treatment at Clinique TAGMED?

    You can call the clinic directly or book an appointment online via their website. Terrebonne Clinic Tel: (450) 704-4447 Book Online or Clinique de Montréal Tel: 1 (877) 672-9060 Book Online 

  • What training does an osteopath need?

    Les ostéopathes ont une formation approfondie en anatomie, physiologie, pathologie, ainsi qu’en techniques manuelles spécifiques à l’ostéopathie. 

  • Does osteopathy require a medical referral?

    No, you can make an appointment directly with an osteopath without a medical referral. Book an appointment online at our Terrebonne clinic here or Montreal here .

  • What are the advantages of the synergy between osteopathy and neurovertebral decompression?

    Cette combinaison offre une approche thérapeutique complète, augmentant l’efficacité du traitement des maux de dos ou de cou chroniques causés par la hernie discale, protrusion discale, bombement discal, pincement discal, sténose foraminale, sténose spinale ou l’arthrose. 

  • Is osteopathy recognized as a valid treatment approach?

    Oui, l’ostéopathie est largement reconnue pour son efficacité dans le traitement de diverses conditions de santé. 

  • Can osteopathy be combined with other treatments?

    Oui, l’ostéopathie peut être efficacement combinée avec d’autres traitements, comme la décompression neurovertébrale, la thérapie au laser ou le shockwave, pour optimiser la guérison. 

  • Is osteopathy immediately effective?

    Certains patients peuvent ressentir un soulagement immédiat, tandis que d’autres verront des améliorations au fil des séances. 

  • How many specific osteopathic sessions are usually required?

    Cela varie selon l’individu et la condition traitée, mais un plan de traitement sera discuté lors de la première consultation ou quand nous aurons accès à tous les résultats de vos examens et imageries médicales. 

  • How long does a specific osteopathy session last?

    Contrairement à la plupart des cliniques d’ostéopathie, nous ne croyons pas qu’un traitement général d’une durée fixe (ex. 60 minutes) soit la façon la plus efficace de régler les problèmes de santé pour lesquels vous nous consultez : l’ostéopathie spécifique est plus précise et plus efficace que l’ostéopathie traditionnelle car le traitement est plus spécifique et personnalisé à la condition exacte du patient. Par conséquent, le traitement en ostéopathie spécifique prend généralement de 10 à 30 minutes selon la condition à traiter et le niveau de douleur et/ou d’inflammation. De façon générale, plus la personne souffre moins l’intervention sera de longue durée puisque nous devons alors soulager rapidement la douleur sans irriter d’avantage la structure où l’inflammation se manifeste. De toute évidence, si vous rechercher un traitement de longue durée de détente, vous n’êtes pas au bon endroit. Par contre, si vous désirez un traitement spécifique, personnalisé selon votre condition, et efficace, vous avez trouvé la clinique qui peut vous aider.

  • What's the difference between specific osteopathy and classical osteopathy?

    L’ostéopathie spécifique se base sur des preuves scientifiques et utilise des technologies modernes, tandis que l’ostéopathie classique se concentre davantage sur des manipulations basées sur l’expérience du praticien. 

  • What is an osteopath?

    Un ostéopathe est un professionnel de la santé formé pour évaluer et traiter via des techniques manuelles visant à restaurer l’équilibre du corps. 

  • What health conditions can be treated with osteopathy?

    L’ostéopathie peut traiter une large gamme de conditions, notamment les douleurs musculaires et articulaire, les blessures sportives et plus encore. 

  • Can osteopathy treat back pain?

    Oui, l’ostéopathie est particulièrement efficace pour traiter diverses formes de douleurs au dos ou au cou. Pour les conditions plus graves, comme la hernie discale, il est recommander de combiner l’ostéopathie et la décompression neurovertébrale afin d’obtenir des résultats probants.

  • What's special about osteopathy at Clinique TAGMED?

    The clinic offers specific osteopathy, combining manual techniques and state-of-the-art equipment for precise, evidence-based treatments. 

  • What is osteopathy?

    C’est une forme de thérapie manuelle non invasive qui vise à rétablir la fonction et à réduire la douleur en traitant les déséquilibres structurels du corps. 

Health conditions

  • Can chronic knee pain be treated without surgery?

    Oui, la Clinique TAGMED propose des traitements non chirurgicaux, comme la thérapie au laser, le percuteur de précision et l’ostéopathie spécifique, pour les douleurs au genou, offrant souvent un soulagement pour les patients qui ne peuvent pas faire une chirurgie, pour toutes sortes de raisons. 

  • Can Clinique TAGMED help with recurring headaches?

    Oui, les maux de tête peuvent être liés à des tensions musculaires ou des déséquilibres structurels que l’ostéopathie spécifique peut traiter efficacement. S’assurer d’avoir consulté votre médecin au préalable et d’avoir fait les examens appropriés afin d’éliminer toutes les possibilités de pathologies sous-jacentes. 

  • Can I receive treatment at Clinique TAGMED for conditions not listed on the site?

    En général, nous traitons toutes les douleurs ou symptômes de nature musculosquelettique. Dans le doute, il est recommandé de contacter la clinique directement pour discuter de conditions spécifiques non mentionnées, car l’équipe peut offrir une large gamme de soins. 

  • Does Clinique TAGMED treat arthritic conditions?

    Oui, des traitements sont disponibles pour soulager les symptômes associés à l’arthrite et améliorer la qualité de vie des patients, comme l’ostéopathie spécifique, la thérapie au laser, le shockwave et le percuteur de précision, sans oublier la décompression neurovertébrale quand il est question d’arthrose de la colonne vertébrale.

  • What is Clinique TAGMED's approach to back pain?

    The approach combines specific osteopathic treatments with the use of technology such as neurovertebral decompression and precision percussion. to treat the underlying cause of back pain. 

  • What is Clinique TAGMED's approach to neck pain?

    L’approche combine des traitements d’ostéopathie spécifique et l’utilisation de la technologie comme la décompression neurovertébrale et le percuteur de précision to treat the underlying cause of neck pain. 

  • Does Clinique TAGMED offer treatments for plantar fasciitis?

    Yes, the clinic offers effective solutions, such as laser therapy and shockwave, for plantar fasciitis, aimed at reducing pain and improving function. 

  • Does Clinique TAGMED offer solutions for sports injuries?

    Oui, des traitements spécialisés, comme l’ostéopathie sportive, la thérapie au laser et le shockwave, sont disponibles pour une gamme complète de blessures sportives, aidant les athlètes à retrouver leur performance. 

  • How does Clinique TAGMED treat herniated discs?

    À travers une combinaison de décompression neurovertébrale, de percuteur de précision et d’ostéopathie, la clinique offre une approche, non invasive mais de haute technologie, pour le traitement des hernies discales. 

  • Does Clinique TAGMED offer treatment for elbow or wrist pain?

    Oui, des traitements ciblés sont disponibles pour les douleurs au coude ou au poignet, favorisant la guérison et réduisant l’inconfort, comme la thérapie au laser, le shockwave et l’ostéopathie spécifique.

  • How does Clinique TAGMED treat pain between the shoulder blades?

    En combinant ostéopathie et technologies modernes, comme la décompression neurovertébrale et le percuteur de précision, la clinique propose des solutions efficaces pour les douleurs situées entre les omoplates, qui peuvent être causées par un problème cervical, dorsal, costo-vertébrale et bien d’autres. 

  • Does Clinique TAGMED treat carpal tunnel syndrome?

    Oui, le traitement du syndrome du tunnel carpien est l’un des services offerts, utilisant la thérapie au laser qui a fait ses preuves comme technologique pour soulager la douleur. 

  • Can I get help for chronic pain at Clinique TAGMED?

    Oui, la clinique est spécialisée dans l’offre de soulagement pour les douleurs chroniques grâce à des traitements innovants, incluant la décompression neurovertébrale, la thérapie au laser, le shockwave et le percuteur de précision complémentés par l’ostéopathie spécifique.

  • What makes Clinique TAGMED unique in the treatment of musculoskeletal conditions?

    Avec plus de 30 ans d’expérience et un investissement dans des équipements à la fine pointe de la technologie, la clinique offre des soins avancés et personnalisés. 

  • What conditions can Clinique TAGMED treat?

    The clinic offers effective treatments for a wide range of conditions, including back pain, herniated discs, sports injuries, and much more. 

Musculoskeletal disorders (MSD)

  • What are the advantages of shockwave therapy for treating RSI?

    La thérapie par shockwave est particulièrement efficace pour briser les dépôts de calcium dans les tendinites chroniques et stimuler les processus de guérison et de régénération des tissus. Elle améliore la circulation sanguine dans les zones traitées, réduisant ainsi la douleur et augmentant la mobilité. Cette approche non invasive offre une alternative efficace aux traitements conventionnels, avec peu ou pas de temps d’arrêt pour les patients. 

  • What are the benefits of laser treatment for MSDs?

    Le traitement au laser offre une réduction significative de l’inflammation et de la douleur, stimule la guérison des tissus mous, et accélère le processus de réparation cellulaire. Cette méthode non invasive cible précisément les zones affectées, favorisant une récupération rapide sans les effets secondaires associés aux médicaments. 

  • What are the benefits of neurovertebral decompression for RSI?

    It reduces pressure on intervertebral discs, promoting healing and offering relief from back pain. 

  • How does specific osteopathy contribute to the treatment of RSI?

    Manual manipulation to restore mobility and reduce pain, tailored to the needs of each patient. 

  • What innovations does Clinique TAGMED bring to the treatment of MSD?

    Integrates cutting-edge technologies (shockwave, laser, neurovertebral decompression) and advanced therapeutic techniques (specific osteopathy, precision percussion) for personalized, effective treatments. 

  • What are the challenges in diagnosing MSDs?

    Their complexity and diversity make diagnosis demanding, often requiring advanced diagnostic tests. 

  • Why is it important to take early action against MSDs?

    To prevent their aggravation, minimize unnecessary suffering, and reduce costs for individuals and society. 

  • How does a multidisciplinary approach help in the treatment of MSDs?

    It provides comprehensive care, addressing both physical symptoms and underlying factors. 

  • What strategies are effective in treating MSDs?

    Includes ergonomic adjustments and targeted therapeutic interventions. 

  • How does low back pain affect individuals?

    It causes pain in the lower back, resulting from inappropriate postures, incorrect lifting of loads, or unfavourable working conditions. 

  • What is tendonitis and how is it treated?

    La tendinite est l’inflammation d’un tendon, causant douleur et limitation de mobilité, traitée par repos, thérapie physique (shockwave, laser, ostéopathie), et parfois médicaments. 

  • How does carpal tunnel syndrome manifest itself?

    Pain, numbness and weakness in the hand and fingers, often due to repetitive movements. 

  • What types of conditions are included in MSDs?

    These include carpal tunnel syndrome, tendonitis, lumbago, bursitis, epicondylitis and rotator cuff disorders. 

  • How to prevent the onset of MSDs?

    Early recognition of symptoms and education in ergonomic practices are essential to prevent MSDs. 

  • What are the psychosocial impacts of MSDs?

    Les TMS peuvent conduire à une détresse psychologique, diminuant la qualité de vie et augmentant l’absentéisme au travail. 

  • Why is a personalized approach needed to treat MSDs?

    The diversity of MSDs and their many contributing factors call for an individualized, multidisciplinary approach. 

  • How important is an accurate diagnosis for MSDs?

    Un diagnostic précis est crucial pour éviter l’aggravation des symptômes et favoriser une récupération optimale. 

  • What is the economic impact of MSDs?

    Les TMS entraînent des coûts importants pour les systèmes de santé et les organisations, du fait de la douleur et de l’incapacité qu’ils engendrent. 

  • How do working conditions influence MSDs?

    L’évolution des conditions de travail, notamment la digitalisation et les postures prolongées, contribue à l’augmentation des cas de TMS. 

  • What are the main causes of MSDs?

    Les TMS peuvent résulter d’activités professionnelles, de gestes répétitifs, de mauvaises postures de travail, et d’activités quotidiennes exigeantes. 

  • What are musculoskeletal disorders (MSDs)?

    MSDs are a group of conditions affecting the musculoskeletal system, including muscles, tendons, ligaments and nerves, manifesting as pain, weakness and disability. 

Chronic Pain

  • What conditions are treated most frequently for chronic pain at Clinique TAGMED?

    Herniated discs, spinal stenosis, facet arthrosis, and many other degenerative or injury-related conditions. 

  • Does Clinique TAGMED offer treatment packages for chronic pain?

    No, each treatment plan is customized to meet the unique needs of each patient. 

  • How does Clinique TAGMED assess treatment needs for chronic pain?

    A comprehensive assessment is carried out during the initial consultation to understand specific needs and develop a personalized plan. 

  • What are the payment options for chronic pain treatment at Clinique TAGMED?

    The clinic accepts a variety of payment methods, including cash, debit and credit. 

  • Are treatments for chronic pain at Clinique TAGMED covered by insurance?

    De nombreux traitements peuvent être couverts par l’assurance. Il est recommandé de vérifier avec votre assureur. 

  • What criteria influence the number of treatments needed for chronic pain?

    La gravité de la condition, l’âge du patient, les activités quotidiennes, l’adhésion aux recommandations, l’état général de santé et la réponse individuelle au traitement. 

  • How many sessions are usually required to treat chronic pain at Clinique TAGMED?

    Le nombre de séances varie selon l’individu et la condition traitée, avec un plan personnalisé établi après évaluation. 

  • What makes TAGMED treatments unique for chronic pain?

    L’utilisation de technologies avancées et de thérapies manuelles dans une approche intégrative personnalisée. 

  • Do the treatments at Clinique TAGMED require a medical referral?

    No, patients can book an appointment directly without a medical referral. 

  • Is laser therapy effective for chronic pain?

    Oui, elle favorise la guérison rapide des tissus, réduit la douleur et l’inflammation efficacement. 

  • What role does the precision striker play in the treatment of chronic pain?

    Il permet des ajustements ciblés, améliorant l’alignement, la mobilité et la fonction sans inconfort pour le patient. 

  • How does specific osteopathy benefit patients suffering from chronic pain?

    It treats musculoskeletal imbalances, improving overall body function and reducing pain. 

  • How does spinal decompression therapy help relieve chronic lower back and neck pain?

    It reduces pressure on intervertebral discs and nerves, facilitating natural healing and offering significant relief. 

  • What types of conditions can lead to chronic pain?

    Des maladies dégénératives comme l’arthrose, des affections neurologiques comme les neuropathies périphériques, des traumatismes et des conditions comme la fibromyalgie. 

  • What distinguishes chronic pain from acute pain?

    La douleur chronique perdure au-delà de la période normale de guérison sans cause identifiable, contrairement à la douleur aiguë qui est un signal d’alarme temporaire. 

  • How does chronic pain affect quality of life?

    Elle impacte négativement le sommeil, l’humeur, les relations sociales et la capacité à effectuer des activités quotidiennes. 

  • What are the main benefits of TAGMED treatments for chronic pain?

    Treatments aim to address the root causes of pain, offering personalized solutions based on a rigorous assessment of each patient. 

  • What approach does Clinique TAGMED use to treat chronic pain?

    She adopts an innovative approach combining specific osteopathy, spinal decompression therapy, laser therapy, shockwaves and precision percussion. 

  • What is chronic pain according to the TAGMED Clinic?

    Chronic pain is described as pain that persists well beyond the normal healing period, becoming a condition in its own right. 

Sciatica

  • What is sciatica?

    Sciatica refers to pain related to irritation or compression of the sciatic nerve or a lumbar nerve root. It can cause pain that starts in the lower back, buttock, or hip and travels down the leg.

  • Is sciatica a disease or a symptom?

    Sciatica is generally a symptom rather than a disease on its own. It indicates that a structure, such as a disc, a joint, a muscle, or narrowing of the nerve canal, may irritate a nerve root or the sciatic nerve.

  • What are the most common symptoms of sciatica?

    Common symptoms include pain in the buttock or leg, a burning sensation, sharp pains, tingling, numbness, or sometimes muscle weakness in the leg or foot.

  • Can sciatica go all the way down to the foot?

    Yes. Depending on the irritated nerve root, the pain may travel down the thigh, calf, ankle, or foot. The exact path of the pain can help identify the involved low-back area.

  • Is leg pain always sciatica?

    No. Leg pain can also come from the hip, pelvis, knee, a muscle, a vascular problem, or another nerve irritation. A clinical assessment helps distinguish these causes more clearly.

  • What is the difference between sciatica and low back pain?

    Low back pain is pain located mainly in the lower back. Sciatica usually involves pain that radiates into the buttock or leg, sometimes with neurological signs such as tingling, numbness, or weakness.

  • What is the difference between sciatica and femoral neuralgia?

    Sciatica mainly affects the back or side of the leg, while femoral nerve pain (cruralgia) mainly affects the front of the thigh, sometimes as far as the knee. Both can result from irritation of different lumbar nerve roots.

  • What are the common causes of sciatica?

    Common causes include a herniated disc, a disc protrusion, foraminal stenosis, spinal stenosis, lumbar osteoarthritis, spondylolisthesis, or certain muscle tightnesses that can irritate the sciatic nerve.

  • Can a herniated disc cause sciatica?

    Yes. A herniated disc can irritate or compress a lumbar nerve root, which can cause sciatica pain radiating into the buttock, thigh, calf, or foot.

  • Can a disc bulge cause sciatica?

    Yes. A disc protrusion can reduce the space available around a nerve root and contribute to sciatica pain, especially if it is associated with inflammation or foraminal narrowing.

  • Can foraminal stenosis cause sciatica?

    Yes. Foraminal stenosis is a narrowing of the opening through which a nerve root exits. This narrowing can irritate the nerve and cause pain that travels down the leg.

  • Is piriformis syndrome really sciatica?

    Piriformis syndrome can produce pain that looks like sciatica, because the piriformis muscle can irritate the sciatic nerve in the buttock area. The term pseudo-sciatica is sometimes used when the cause is not a lumbar nerve root.

  • Why is sciatica pain sometimes worse when sitting?

    Sitting can increase pressure on certain lumbar discs or tighten tissues around the sciatic nerve. For some people, this worsens nerve irritation and increases pain in the buttock or leg.

  • Why can sciatica get worse when coughing or sneezing?

    Coughing, sneezing, or straining can temporarily increase pressure in the lumbar spine. When sciatica is related to a disc irritating a nerve root, these movements can worsen the pain.

  • Can sciatica cause numbness?

    Yes. Nerve irritation can cause numbness, tingling, or a pins-and-needles feeling in the leg or foot. Numbness that is progressing should be assessed quickly.

  • Can sciatica cause weakness in the leg?

    Yes. An irritated or compressed nerve root can lead to muscle weakness. New, progressive, or significant weakness requires a rapid clinical assessment.

  • What is a foot drop in the context of sciatica?

    Foot drop means the person has difficulty lifting the front of the foot when walking. This can indicate a significant nerve problem and should be assessed quickly.

  • When should you seek care urgently for sciatica?

    Seek medical care promptly if you have progressive weakness, significant numbness, pain after a trauma, severe pain that is getting worse, fever, unexplained weight loss, or a history of cancer.

  • Which sciatica symptoms require medical emergency care?

    Loss of bladder or bowel control, numbness in the saddle area, severe or progressive weakness in the legs, or significant bilateral pain with neurological signs may be a medical emergency.

  • Do you always need an MRI for sciatica?

    No. An MRI is not always necessary at the beginning, especially if symptoms are stable and there are no red flags. It can become relevant when symptoms persist, worsen, or when a specialized intervention is being considered.

  • Can an X-ray show sciatica?

    An X-ray does not directly show the sciatic nerve or a herniated disc. However, it can show certain signs of arthritis, disc degeneration, or bone misalignment that may contribute to the clinical situation.

  • How do you diagnose sciatica?

    The diagnosis is generally based on your medical history, the path of the pain, the neurological exam, orthopedic tests, and, when needed, imaging. The goal is to identify the most likely cause of nerve irritation.

  • What clinical tests can be used to assess sciatica?

    Tests such as straight leg raise, reflex testing, muscle strength, sensation, and lumbar mobility assessment can help determine whether a nerve root is irritated.

  • How long does sciatica last?

    Duration varies depending on the cause, the intensity of the nerve irritation, age, lifestyle habits, and medical history. Some sciatica improves within a few weeks, while others become persistent or recurrent.

  • Can sciatica become chronic?

    Yes. Sciatica can become chronic if the nerve irritation persists, if the mechanical cause remains active, or if the pain leads to prolonged limitation of movement and activities.

  • Why does my sciatica keep coming back?

    Recurrences can be related to a herniated disc, disc degeneration, stenosis, muscle weakness, prolonged postures, repetitive movements, or poor recovery after an initial episode.

  • Is complete rest recommended for sciatica?

    Prolonged complete rest is generally not recommended. A short period of reducing irritating activities may be helpful, but it is often better to gradually resume movements you can tolerate.

  • Is walking good for sciatica?

    Walking can be beneficial if it is well tolerated. It improves circulation and helps reduce stiffness. However, if walking significantly increases pain or weakness, an assessment is recommended.

  • What movements can make sciatica worse?

    Movement triggers that worsen symptoms vary depending on the cause. Prolonged bending, twisting, lifting heavy loads, prolonged sitting, or certain repetitive movements may increase symptoms in some people.

  • Should I avoid bending forward with sciatica?

    It depends on the cause. Some sciatica related to discs can be worsened by bending your trunk. During an assessment, it is best to identify which movements increase or decrease your symptoms.

  • Is heat or ice better for sciatica?

    Ice can help when pain is very inflammatory or recent, while heat can help relax the muscles. The choice depends on your individual tolerance and how symptoms respond.

  • Can sciatica be treated without surgery?

    Yes. Many cases of sciatica can be managed without surgery, including conservative approaches, reducing irritating factors, appropriate care, a gradual return to activities, and, depending on the case, targeted treatments.

  • When is surgery considered for sciatica?

    Surgery may be considered in the presence of significant neurological signs, persistent pain despite appropriate management, or confirmed compression that matches the symptoms. This decision must be made with a medical specialist.

  • What is neurovertebral decompression?

    Neurovertebral decompression is a non-surgical mechanical approach aimed at reducing certain stresses on the discs and lumbar structures. It may be considered for some patients with pain related to a disc problem.

  • Can neurovertebral decompression be used for sciatica?

    It can be considered when sciatica seems related to a herniated disc, disc protrusion, or mechanical irritation of a nerve root. An assessment is needed to determine whether this approach is appropriate.

  • Is neurovertebral decompression suitable for everyone?

    No. It is not indicated for all cases. Certain conditions, such as significant instability, fracture, infection, a tumor, certain neurological disorders, or some post-surgical situations, may require another approach.

  • How many sessions are needed for sciatica?

    The number of sessions varies depending on the cause, the duration of symptoms, the intensity of pain, the exam results, and the response to treatment. A personalized plan is created after the assessment.

  • Can sciatica be related to spinal stenosis?

    Yes. Spinal stenosis can reduce the space available for the nerves in the lumbar canal. It can cause pain in one or both legs, sometimes made worse by walking or prolonged standing.

  • Why are some sciatica cases worse when walking?

    When pain increases while walking or standing and decreases when sitting or bending forward, spinal or foraminal stenosis may be considered. A clinical assessment helps guide the analysis more effectively.

  • Can sciatica be caused by lumbar osteoarthritis?

    Yes. Lumbar osteoarthritis can contribute to narrowing of the nerve spaces, local inflammation, or mechanical irritation of the nerve roots, which can cause sciatica symptoms.

  • Can weight influence sciatica?

    Weight can influence the mechanical load on the lower back, but it is not the only factor. Posture, physical fitness, genetics, discs, joints, and movement habits also play a role.

  • Can posture cause sciatica?

    Posture alone does not always explain sciatica, but certain prolonged positions can increase pressure in the low back or irritate sensitive tissues. The important thing is often to vary positions and respect the body’s tolerance.

  • Can desk work worsen sciatica?

    Yes. Prolonged sitting can increase symptoms in some people, especially if sciatica is related to a lumbar disc. Frequent breaks and adjusting the work setup may be helpful.

  • Can you drive with sciatica?

    It is possible to drive if the pain, strength, and reflexes allow you to do so safely. If the pain is severe, if the leg is weak, or if medications cause drowsiness, you should avoid driving.

  • Can sciatica affect both legs?

    Yes, but bilateral pain should be assessed with caution, especially if it comes with weakness, significant numbness, or urinary or bowel issues.

  • Can sciatica appear without back pain?

    Yes. Some people feel mostly pain in the buttock, thigh, calf, or foot, with little or no low back pain. This can still come from lumbar nerve irritation.

  • Is it normal to have tingling with sciatica?

    Yes, tingling can accompany nerve irritation. However, tingling that worsens, spreads, or comes with weakness should be assessed quickly.

  • Can sciatica be mistaken for a hip problem?

    Yes. Some hip pain can radiate into the thigh or buttock and mimic sciatica. A clinical exam helps distinguish a lumbar, nerve, muscular, or joint source.

  • Can sciatica be related to stress?

    Stress does not necessarily cause sciatica, but it can amplify how pain is perceived, increase muscle tension, and slow recovery. A whole-person approach can be helpful in persistent cases.

  • What are the goals of treatment for sciatica?

    The goals are to reduce nerve irritation, improve mobility, decrease pain, restore function, limit recurrences, and identify the mechanical or clinical cause that is maintaining the symptoms.

  • How does TAGMED Clinic assess sciatica?

    The assessment may include a history of symptoms, the pattern/route of the pain, aggravating and relieving factors, a neurological exam, an analysis of mobility, and a review of available imaging tests when relevant.

  • Does TAGMED treat sciatica in Montreal and Terrebonne?

    Yes. At the TAGMED Clinic, we provide sciatica pain assessments in Montreal, Ville Mont-Royal, and Terrebonne to determine possible causes and non-surgical treatment options tailored to the patient.

  • Can I see TAGMED if I already have an MRI or a radiology report?

    Yes. If you have an MRI, X-ray, CT scan, or a medical report, it’s helpful to bring it to the appointment. This information can help better understand the possible cause of your symptoms.

  • Should I wait for the pain to go away before seeing a doctor?

    If the pain is mild and improves quickly, monitoring may be reasonable. However, if the pain persists, worsens, travels down the leg, or comes with numbness or weakness, an assessment is recommended.

  • Can sciatica recur after improvement?

    Yes. Sciatica can recur if the mechanical, disc-related, or functional factors that contributed to the initial episode are still present. A personalized prevention plan can reduce the risk of a flare-up.

  • What signs indicate that my sciatica is improving?

    Improvement may show up as less intense pain, better mobility, less leg pain, less numbness, better tolerance for walking or sitting, and more stable sleep.

  • What does pain that rises from the leg to the back mean?

    When pain gradually moves out of the leg to become more centralized in the lower back, it can sometimes be a sign of improvement called centralization. This observation should be interpreted in the context of the overall clinical picture.

  • Is it worrying if the pain drops further into the leg?

    Pain that goes farther down the leg or comes with new neurological symptoms can indicate greater nerve irritation. It’s recommended to have the situation assessed.

  • Can sciatica cause nocturnal pain?

    Yes, some sciatica can disrupt sleep, especially when lying down irritates the lumbar or nerve structures. Severe, constant nighttime pain or pain associated with other warning signs should be assessed.

  • What kind of pillow or position can help sleep with sciatica?

    Some people tolerate sleep better on their side with a pillow between the knees, or on their back with support under the knees. The best position is the one that reduces pain without creating extra tension.

  • Can sciatica be linked to pregnancy?

    Yes. During pregnancy, changes in posture, load, and pelvic mobility can lead to pain that resembles sciatica. An appropriate assessment is recommended to choose safe options.

  • Can sciatica disappear on its own?

    Yes, some sciatica improves over time, especially when it is mild and without major neurological signs. However, persistent, severe, or recurring pain deserves an assessment.

  • Why should we identify the cause of sciatica before treating?

    Treatment depends on the cause. Sciatica due to a disc, foraminal, muscular origin, or associated with stenosis is not always managed the same way. A precise assessment helps avoid an overly general approach.

  • Is sciatica always caused by a disc?

    No. Even though lumbar discs are a common cause, sciatica can also be related to stenosis, osteoarthritis, muscle irritation, instability, trauma, or other conditions.

  • Can sciatica be associated with a disc pinch?

    Yes. A disc pinch can change the mechanics of the low back and reduce some spaces around the nerve roots, which can contribute to sciatica irritation in some patients.

  • Why does sciatica cause a burning sensation?

    A burning sensation is typical of nerve pain. When a nerve is irritated, it can produce burning, electric shock-like sensations, tingling, or sharp, stabbing pain.

  • What is the difference between muscle pain and sciatic pain?

    Muscle pain is often more localized and related to muscle contraction or palpation. Sciatica pain often follows a nerve pathway and can come with tingling, numbness, or weakness.

  • Are stretching still recommended for sciatica?

    No. Some stretching can help, but others may increase tension on the nerve or worsen symptoms. Movements should be adapted to the cause and the patient’s tolerance.

  • Why does my sciatica change in intensity depending on the day?

    Sciatica pain can vary depending on activities, sleep, inflammation, sitting position, walking, exertion, stress, and the nerve’s sensitivity. These fluctuations are common, but progressive worsening should be assessed.

  • Can I work with sciatica?

    It depends on the intensity of symptoms and the type of work. Heavy tasks, twisting, prolonged sitting, or vibrations can worsen some sciatica. Temporary adjustments may be necessary.

  • Can sciatica be caused by an accident?

    Yes. A fall, a car accident, a sudden strain, or trauma can trigger nerve irritation or worsen a pre-existing low back condition. Pain after trauma should be assessed.

  • Do drugs cure sciatica?

    Medications can sometimes reduce pain or inflammation, but they do not necessarily fix the mechanical or neurological cause. They should be discussed with a qualified professional who can prescribe or recommend them.

  • Why is a personalized approach important for sciatica?

    Because two patients may have similar symptoms but different causes. A personalized approach takes into account the likely diagnosis, imaging, mobility, neurological signs, your work situation, and the patient’s goals.

  • How to make an appointment for sciatica at TagMed?

    You can book an appointment with the TAGMED Clinic for an assessment of your sciatica pain in Montreal, Ville Mont-Royal, or Terrebonne. A consultation helps determine possible causes and options tailored to your situation.

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Preparations for osteopathy treatment

  • Book your appointment online or contact our staff at the TAGMED clinic to book your appointment by phone.
  • Before going to the TAGMED clinic in Montreal or Terrebonne for your first treatment, there are some things you should absolutely do. First, make sure you have your medical imaging reports (X-ray, MRI, or ultrasound) available.
  • After that, download, print and fill out our form below, with all the relevant information that may be needed for your treatment. Finally, before you come to the Tagmed clinic for your first treatment, familiarize yourself with the different treatments offered by our clinic and know what you can expect.
  • Also, make sure you are aware of the various possible risks and side effects associated with treatment at Tagmed Clinic. You should also take all necessary measures (ex. Apply ice to the inflamed area to ensure that your body is ready for further treatment.
  • Finally, if you were unable to complete our form, as mentioned above, arrive 15 minutes before your appointment time to ensure you have enough time to discuss your condition, make the assessment and your treatment.

To be completed before your consultation at TAGMED clinic

Download, print and complete this questionnaire (your health history), before consulting us, in order to save time. (Click on the tablet!)

TAGMED CLINIC
Terrebonne:

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 (450) 704-4447

TAGMED CLINIC
Montreal

1140 ave Beaumont, Mont-Royal, QC, H3P 3E5
 1-877-672-9060