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Dealing with persistent pain and discomfort from hip bursitis can hinder movement and be an overall daily challenge for those suffering from it. Luckily, osteopathy
Scoliosis is a common spine condition that affects 5% of the UK population. It often presents itself subtly and doesn’t cause any symptoms, but can
Carpal tunnel syndrome affects around 4-5% of people worldwide and can pose many challenges; simple things such as struggling to hold a cup of coffee
Joint pain can be a real aggravation, especially when it limits your ability to move and enjoy everyday activities. If you’re experiencing aches and stiffness,
Whiplash injuries can be debilitating, often causing persistent pain and restricted movement. These injuries commonly occur due to sudden acceleration-deceleration forces, frequently experienced in car
Knee pain going up the stairs? Sore wrists doing the housework? Joint problems can appear in many different ways. Staying active is a key part
Shoulder pain is one of the most common types of joint pain in the UK, with rotator cuff tendinitis one of the main culprits –
Pregnancy is an exciting time for most, as you prepare to bring a new person into the world and make plans for them, tracking their
Are you experiencing pain or discomfort in your ribs? Rib pain can vary from a mild ache to sharp, intense pain that makes it difficult
If you are suffering from pain or restriction when moving your joints, then one very common cause could be arthritis. In the UK, millions of
If you are an active person, knee niggles can be common and something you live with. Often, easing off a little seems to solve the
One of the most common requests we get is something along the lines of “help, I’m broken, can you fix me?”, or words to that
Most of the time we walk, sit, run, and stand without thinking about our bodies and what they are doing. Only when something feels wrong,
You are probably here because you have fallen onto your outstretched hand right? You might not be, but this is the most common cause of
Tennis elbow can is more common than you think and may not have anything to do with playing tennis or other racquet sports. Tennis elbow
The adductor muscles are a group of three thin muscles that run along the inside of the thigh. Collectively they are called the “groin muscles”
Corsham Clinic: 01249 248392
Swindon Clinic: 01793 978270
Melksham Clinic: 01225 704883
London Clinic: 0207 315 4262
Carl Todd Clinics is the trading name of Aesculapia Limited. Registered office: 169a Littleworth Lane, Whitley, Wiltshire. SN12 8RF
