Rheumatic pain
Osteopathy can help to reduce tissue inflammation and hence pain. Rheumatoid arthritis is an autoimmune condition in which the body’s immune system attacks the joint synovium. This typically causes joint inflammation and pain. Osteopathic treatment, alongside appropriate medication from your Rheumatologist, aims to reduce the inflammation by using gentle manipulation to the muscles, ligaments and joints to improve mobility and increase lymphatic and venous drainage.
Wendy Lavelle
2024-06-01
I was apprehensive about going but the pain I had was getting me down. The receptionist was lovely, I got a same day appointment with Olly, he made me feel at ease and explained what my muscles were doing and taught me exercises to do at home, after treatment I felt like a new woman. I have often thought about going to an Osteopath but always felt nervous, wish I had gone years ago, he was absolutely brilliant and I definitely recommend him.
Dave Dickenson
2024-04-08
So warm and welcoming .And totally professional .
Alan Peckham
2024-04-03
Had an appointment with Ollie this afternoon, he was excellent. Explained exactly what the problem with my leg was and gave me advice on preventing the condition getting worse. Ollie worked on the hamstring in my right leg, explaining what he was doing and why. Yes it was painful and he acknowledged that, Ollie pushed me further than I would have pushed myself but the results were worth the discomfort.
Stuart Robertson
2024-02-23
Really good osteopath
Rita Desai
2023-12-13
Katsi, was absolutely brilliant and got me up and walking in just 3 sessions. Thank you very much katsi. Also reception karen was really welcoming and made you comfortable.
eric jenkinson
2023-11-10
Very friendly and pleasant experience. Would recommend to everyone