Suleimanov Mykhailo Zakhirovych

Education

• 1991 – Luhansk Medical University, specialty "General Medicine".

• 1991 – TSOLIUV, specialization "Manual Therapy".

• 1998 – KhIUV, specialization "Reflexotherapy".

• 1999 – KhIUV, specialization "Neurology".

• 2001 – RMAPO, specialization "Manual Therapy".

• 2005 – DonMI, PAC "Neurology".

• 2019 – Ministry of Defense of Ukraine, Ukrainian Military Medical Academy, specialty "Neurology".

• 2022 – Ministry of Health of Ukraine, Shupyk NMAPE, specialty "Physical and Rehabilitation Medicine".

When should you consult a neurologist, manual therapist?

• If you spend long periods behind the wheel.

• If you have lifted a heavy load.

• If you have made a sharp turn.

• If you have to carry heavy things for a long time.

• If your work is stressful.

• If you experience numbness in your hands.

• If you have depression, stiffness, withdrawal, irritability.

• If you are overweight.

• If you feel morning muscle stiffness.

• If your work is sedentary.

• If you train at the gym and experience back pain or other discomfort after workouts.

What diseases does the doctor treat?

• Osteochondrosis.

• Osteochondrosis manifestations such as heart pain, headaches, dizziness, functional disorders of internal organs.

• Displacement of intervertebral discs.

• Intervertebral hernias.

• Radiculitis.

• Back and spine pain.

• Cervical lumbago.

• Restricted mobility in the neck or lower back.

• Coccyx pain.

• Scoliosis in children.

• Headaches.

• Intercostal neuralgia.

• Neurosis.

• Neurasthenia.

• Vision reduction.

• Neurocirculatory dystonia.

Treatment features

• The doctor applies his own treatment method in practice. Its universality lies in comprehensive patient management, which allows achieving positive results in a short time.

• The doctor’s main area of focus as a neurologist and manual therapist is highly specialized treatment of neurological manifestations of spinal and joint osteochondrosis, as well as rehabilitation.

Applied methods

• Manual diagnostics.

• Manual therapy of the spine and joints (shoulder, elbow and others).

• Acupuncture (reflexotherapy).

• PIR (post-isometric relaxation).

• MET (muscle-energy techniques).

• Hatha yoga complex exercises.

• Exercise therapy, special set of exercises.