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Dr Pervushkin · Nizhny Novgorod
Everyday injuries
A fall, impact or sudden movement must first be assessed for fracture, dislocation, ligament or head injury. Manual correction before diagnosis is unsafe.
Understanding the concern
What to know before booking
Common everyday injuries include bruises, sprains, falls onto the back or coccyx, and wrist or ankle trauma. A bruise does not show injury depth, and ability to move does not always exclude fracture.
In the first hours, significant pain, swelling, deformity or head impact should be assessed in trauma care. Clinic practitioners do not reduce fresh dislocations or replace radiological diagnosis.
Once the acute phase is complete, residual stiffness, protective muscle tension and altered movement may be assessed. The plan complements rather than replaces trauma guidance.
FROM A CONSULTATION TO EVERYDAY SKILLS
Knowledge that stays with you after a session
You spend almost all your time outside the consulting room — at work, on the move and caring for loved ones. Alongside consultations, we focus on education: understanding your body and using the skills you learn in everyday life.
Learn skills for yourself and your loved ones
At Doctor Pervushkin’s seminars, you explore self-care techniques with a teacher and learn skills for looking after yourself and your loved ones. Choose a topic and ask a qualified practitioner which practices are appropriate for your condition.
Seek urgent medical care or call emergency services for:
!deformity, severe pain, numbness or inability to use a limb
!loss of consciousness, vomiting or increasing drowsiness after head impact
!chest or abdominal pain, breathlessness or pallor after a fall
Patient questions
Key questions
How soon can I see an osteopathic physician?+
Safety depends on diagnosis, not a fixed number of days. Significant trauma needs trauma assessment first; recovery care follows exclusion of injury and loading guidance.
If bruising has gone, is it healed?+
Not necessarily. Persistent pain, swelling, restriction or weakness requires reassessment.
Can a joint be put back in place?+
Suspected dislocation requires trauma care. Self or non-medical reduction may damage vessels, nerves and bone.
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