Hello. This is Kyoto Osteopathy Center OQ. Recently, the number of humid days has increased. It is the season when many people are concerned about the discomfort of their joints due to changes in air pressure and humidity.

“The X-ray said that the deformation was mild, so why does it hurt so much…?”

We often hear this from people with osteoarthritis of the hip joint.

In fact, the degree of deformation and the intensity of pain do not always match.

Even if the X-ray says it is “mild,” there are many people whose pain is so severe that it interferes with their daily life.

One of the causes is “inflammation” that occurs in the bone.

It is thought that the more “bone marrow inflammation” that can be confirmed by MRI spreads, the more severe the pain tends to be.

And recent research has revealed that the inflammation is deeply related to daily lifestyle habits such as diet, sleep, and stress management.

“I want to start doing what I can on my own instead of relying only on treatment.”

If you are in this situation, try to be conscious of adjusting your lifestyle a little.
We value not only the symptoms but also the support that is tailored to the background of the condition.

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For Those in Japan with Physical Discomfort

Are you unsure where to get care for pain or tension?
Worried about language barriers?

We offer gentle, hands-on osteopathy to support your body’s natural healing.

– Neck/shoulder stiffness from desk work

– Back pain or leg fatigue after travel

– Shin splints from walking/running

– Numbness in arms or legs

🤝 Still Learning English, but Here to Help
I’m still learning English,
but I study every day to support visitors and residents in Japan.

My English isn’t perfect, but I’ll listen carefully and respond with care.
I often use Google Translate—please don’t hesitate to contact me.

Sota Omura,
Qualifications: Licensed Physical Therapist / Master of Health Science

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