FAI – Femoral Acetabular Impingement
25th April 2020
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Engaging in sport is fun, healthy and challenging but it can produce injuries. A lot of recreational sporting injuries don’t require a lot of time […]
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Cauda Equina Syndrome
18th April 2020
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The cauda equina (meaning ‘horse tail’, due to how is looks) is a collection of lumbo-sacral nerve roots in the area at the bottom of […]
Pes Anserine Bursitis (Knee Pain)
18th April 2020
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Knee pain is a very common ailment across a range of the population, be it sporting, immobile, young or old. Many knee issues only occur […]
Hypertension
16th April 2020
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Hypertension (high blood pressure) affects 26% of the worldwide population, and this number continues to increase, and this may rise to 29% by 2025. Unlike […]
How to Avoid Upper Limb and Neck Pain Issues
16th April 2020
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So, last week we spoke about lower limb and lower back issues and how to avoid them. This time we’re discussing how to avoid upper […]
Fibromyalgia
10th April 2020
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Fibromyalgia (FM) is something I commonly encounter, whether it’s by making the diagnosis myself, or patients left rather flustered by the number of tests they […]
Clinical Reasoning Part 1: Two Types of Thinking
10th April 2020
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Intro Being a person that embroils himself in research and enjoys getting to the bottom of clinical puzzles, I often wonder what is behind making […]
Gout: What is it and how can an osteopath help?
9th April 2020
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Gout, or metabolic arthritis, is an inflammatory condition in which uric acid builds up in the blood. It is an interesting topic, as it is […]
Are You at Risk of Having a Bone Fracture
8th April 2020
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Are you concerned about getting a bone fracture? Osteoporosis is one of the most common bone diseases, which is associated with low bone density which […]
Glasgow Coma Scale
6th April 2020
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The Glasgow Coma Scale was developed in 1974 to assess the severity of head trauma, and is split into three categories; eyes, verbal and motor. […]
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