Bruxism (Teeth Grinding), headaches and neck stiffness You know when you’re at the bus stop and you haven’t seen a bus for ages and then three come along at the same time? So too it goes for the different types of injuries and conditions that we treat here at the ….continue to the whole article
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Ipad Neck Strain
The most prevalent injuries that we Osteopaths treat on a day to day basis, in a way, reflect the society that we live in. These injuries change over time and as lifestyles and technologies develop, so too do new and interesting ways for people to injure themselves. The evolution of ….continue to the whole article
Marathon training and patella tendonitis
Hello everyone. At last a sunny day!! It’s been a long Winter this year. The arrival of the Spring weather always heralds the start of the Marathon Season. As people prepare for the impending London and Brighton Marathons in April, we are starting to see more and more running related ….continue to the whole article
Seasonal Affective Disorder (The Winter Blues) and Vitamin D
It feels like the Winter is already upon us and the clocks are going back soon. Not many people feel happy about the thought. For some people the winter season always brings a slight reduction in energy levels, but for others it is an annual battle with the blues that ….continue to the whole article
Ski stretches
The Ski season is upon us and for those intending to escape the inevitable London slush to catch some Christmas powder there are some great stretches that could stop you from stiffening up too much after a long day exercising on the slopes. If it has been a year since ….continue to the whole article
Ice your injury
As the winter weather gradually rolls in, the last thing that you may feel like doing is putting ice on your body. When injured, however, this may be exactly what you need. The body’s first response to injury is inflammation. This is a natural and necessary response by the body ….continue to the whole article
Low back pain in Golfers
Each physical activity carries its own set of commonly occurring injuries. This has given rise to a range of syndromes such as “runners knee”, “tennis elbow” and more recently, “x-box thumb”. Even gentle activities such as golf carry with them their own set of risk factors. Any golfer will tell ….continue to the whole article
Gym Classes
The Autumn has arrived and everyone is returning to the normal everyday slog after the Summer holidays. The gym routine that was gladly abandoned for the month of August is resumed once again. For some people this may present an opportunity to undertake a new class or exercise group that ….continue to the whole article
Shin Splints
Shin splints is a generic term used to describe any pain felt between the knee and the ankle, but what exactly is it and how does it occur? True shin splints is caused by a pulling of the leg muscles on the shin bone. It is felt as a dull ….continue to the whole article
Muscle Cramps
Every athlete knows what it feels like to get a muscle cramp. It is common knowledge that poor stretching plays an extremely important role in the development of cramps. What is less commonly understood are the other factors that predispose to the onset of one of these painful episodes. Cramping ….continue to the whole article