
Around 8.5 million people in the UK have osteoarthritis. Early intervention to the wear and tear of your joints can help to keep you moving and minimise the impact on your quality of life. Find more information about arthritis at:
10 million people in the UK have back pain. Back and neck pain, also known as non-specific back pain, is rarely caused by anything serious. Early diagnosis and treatment can aid recovery and get you back to normal activities more quickly.
Many people can suffer with aches and pains but if its something that has started to affect your quality of life, stopping you from relaxing or exercising or you’re worried about, it’s time to see what Osteopathy can do to help. It is always better to seek help sooner rather than later.
Headaches, such as those originating in the neck, are something Osteopaths see very regularly, hands on treatment and postural advice can help. Osteopathic treatment in conjunction with medical advice from your GP can also help with migraine prevention. Find more information on Migraine at www.migrainetrust.org
Osteopaths provide a wide range of hands-on techniques accompanied with rehabilitation exercises and advice to help relieve pain and return you to your sport. We see runners, golfers, swimmers, cyclists, climbers, gym goers and many many more.
Sciatica is where the nerve that travels down the back of your leg becomes irritated or compressed. Manual therapy such as Osteopathy can help to alleviate pressure around the Sciatic nerve to relieve symptoms.