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What is osteopathy?

If you’re in pain or discomfort but want to avoid surgery or medical drugs, osteopathy might be a good choice for pain relief. Wondering exactly what osteopathy is? We know investing in your health is a big decision to make, so in this blog we explain what you need to know about osteopathy. What is

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osteopathy for chronic pain

Choose osteopathy for chronic pain

Many people seek out an osteopath for help with recovery from an injury or operation, but did you know that you can choose osteopathy for chronic pain and inflammation? Pain is described as chronic if it lasts over 3 months or beyond the usual time of healing from an acute injury. While the traditional view

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elbow

Choose osteopathy for tennis elbow

Elbow pain is often due to one of two conditions – golfers’ elbow or tennis elbow. Our osteopaths are trained in ‘differential diagnosis’, meaning that they will assess and accurately identify the cause of pain. They will take a complete case history to enable them to accurately diagnose the condition and create a treatment plan.

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pain relief

Osteopathy for pain relief

Many people visit our clinics seeking osteopathy for pain relief. Our osteopaths support people of all ages whose life is affected by pain, whether that’s from an injury sustained through sports or at work, or chronic conditions like arthritis. Doctors write 55 million prescriptions for painkillers each year, so it’s not surprising that so many

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getting fit

Getting fit in the New Year: top tips from our osteopaths

Good luck if you are just embarking on a new exercise regime trying to get fit in the New Year. Exercising is one of the best ways to get healthy and stay that way, but like anything worthwhile it requires effort and commitment. Yet, as our team of osteopaths have observed each New Year, sudden

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stretches

Sitting a lot? Here’s 3 stretches to stay agile

The holidays are a time for fun and festivities, with lots of time spent with loved ones, and of course then there’s Christmas television! All the travelling, socialising and eating means we’re often sitting down more and for longer periods than we’re used to. So it’s not surprising if, during and after the holiday season

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