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Multiple Sclerosis Awareness week – Osteopathy & Physiotherapy for mobility and muscle

Osteopathy and physiotherapy are two of the most common therapies used today for improving mobility and promoting muscular relaxation. However, before we explain the unique benefits of each, it pays to understand some of the key differences between them. What is physiotherapy? The main goal of physiotherapy is to restore movement and function in someone … Read more

Ultrasound guided injections for Plantar Fasciitis

Ultrasound-guided injections for plantar fasciitis using either steroid or PRP (Platelet-rich plasma) has been known to aid rehabilitation and speed up recovery. It is also used in the clinic for those who have chronic pain and have exhausted all other known treatments. However, it is important to gain a diagnosis and to encourage natural healing … Read more

hip pain in adults

Hip pain in adults

There are many conditions that may cause hip pain in adults, ranging from muscle or tissue damage to chronic conditions such as arthritis. On average, 2.5 million people in the UK suffer from chronic hip pain, and due to cutbacks within the NHS, many people are left to seek private treatment. In many cases, operations … Read more

cycling knee pain

Cycling knee pain

Knee pain in cyclists is not uncommon at least 90% of professional cyclists have experienced pain from overuse during a period of 12 months. Among professional bikers or those who cycle daily for commuting, overuse is the more common culprit. You may have heard this condition referred to as patellofemoral pain syndrome. Patellofemoral pain syndrome … Read more

The Importance of physical health over 60 - Image of a fitness group with one older gentleman in the centre

Physical health over 60

It is clear that over the last 12 months many over 60’s, especially those with ongoing health issues, have remained isolated and confined within their home and gardens. While this has affected everyone’s mental health one way or another, new studies suggest those in the high-risk categories have also suffered physically, with many people reporting … Read more

Scapholunate ligament injury - A lady holding her painful wrist

Scapholunate ligament injury

    Scapholunate ligaments are found in the centre of the wrists and connect two of the small carpal bones together named the scaphoid and the lunate. The injury is often referred to, or better known as, a sprain. The scapholunate ligaments play an important roll in ensuring the bones move in unison giving you … Read more

How far is too far - Lockdown rules for exercising outside - Man running ross a bridge in London

How far is too far – Lockdown rules for exercising outside

It is incredibly important to maintain a healthy mind and body during the lockdown, and although the rules have been tightened, there still seems to be some controversy over how far is too far, when out and about. We have recently been told that you can leave the house to exercise and meet with one … Read more

Cold Weather and Joint Care

Cold Weather and Joint Care

Winter solace has passed, but just as the nights are getting lighter, the temperature seems to be dropping, and as with previous years, it is set to last until early spring. Every year around January, we see an influx of patients attending the surgery with joint pain such as arthritis.   How does cold weather … Read more

Rotator Cuff Or Shoulder Impingement - Close up image of a mans shoulder with red area showing pain

Rotator Cuff Or Shoulder Impingement

  Rotator Cuff Or Shoulder Impingement occurs when the subacromial bursa is pinched, causing the tendons and bursa to become inflamed and swollen. The swelling of the bursa is known as Bursitis, and the impingement occurs when the shoulder blade presses or rubs against the tendons and bursa. What are the Causes of Rotator Cuff … Read more