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 concerned about getting a bone fracture? Osteoporosis is one of the most common bone diseases, which is associated with low bone density which […]
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. […]
With all the changes we’re making whilst hoping to stay safe and not put a massive burden on the NHS, we’re changing our lifestyle habits. […]
So, mentioning vitamin deficiencies may evoke images of Victorian era children with rickets, cartoon pirates with scurvy or malnourished people living in third world countries. […]
So, your knees are creaking, cracking and clicking when you up and down the stairs. Sometimes this has been brought to your attention by others. […]
As an osteopath, I am often asked, both inside and outside of the clinic – ‘What do you think of my posture?’, or even more […]
Sciatica and how to treat it One of the more commonly repeated ‘Google diagnoses” is sciatica. But what does it actually mean? Sciatica is a […]
“One of those sadists who cracks your back?!” This is usually what people say when they hear I’ve booked in to see an osteopath. […]
Tendinopathy is a common yet very challenging ailment to both osteopaths and physios alike and is of particular interest to me, partly because it is […]
