Spinex Disc Clinic Blog - News & Updates
Keep up to date with the latest Spinex Disc Clinic Blog news, along with useful tips to recover from your back injury.
Keep up to date with the latest Spinex Disc Clinic Blog news, along with useful tips to recover from your back injury.
Recovering from an injury can sometimes be very challenging and negatively influence a patient’s life if it’s not managed appropriately. However, it can also be a great opportunity for patients to learn how they can become stronger both mentally and physically through the rehab process. In order for patients to achieve that, the therapist has […]
Read moreIf you are wondering what to do about your pain, then come and see Arturo. Arturo Del Val has huge experience as an Osteopath, from pregnancy care to complex spinal issues so he has the experience and skill to resolve the most challenging conditions. We are delighted to have Arturo in the team. As he […]
Read moreLateral Epicondilytis (also called “tennis elbow” (TE)) is an overuse, self-limiting, and very common musculoskeletal condition affecting the lateral aspect of the elbow. It normally lasts 8-12 months without intervention. TE is a misnamed as this condition does not affect tennis players only, but any person who performs sport and work related repetitive motions like […]
Read moreSciatica can be an agonising condition, worse than back pain! It can ruin people’s lives, preventing them doing things with their love ones, ruining sleep and making life miserable. Fortunately there are things we can do about it, without resorting to surgery. …So what is sciatica? Sciatica is nerve pain that travels down the back […]
Read moreThe TMJ is the jaw bone joint, and you can feel it by placing your fingers below your ear while opening/closing your mouth. The TMJ is a very important joint that gives us the ability to eat, yawn, talk and swallow. There is a disc between the joint similar to the intervertebral discs we have […]
Read moreScoliosis is a fairly common condition of the spine characterised by a sideways curvature of the back. It usually manifests with an asymmetry of the shoulders and the rib cage, followed by back pain with muscular origin. As a consequence, compensating curves form to maintain balance between the cranium and the pelvis, and the posture […]
Read moreAs clinicians we are frequently asked why is sitting bad for your spine? The technicality of getting pain whilst being in a resting state is curious. Usually, we experience pain after a series of actions, mostly people remember a strenuous event that has “probably been done with a bad posture”. That is often true, but, […]
Read moreDo you work in front of a computer for hours everyday? Do you feel stiff and achy in your neck or lower back at the end of the day? If you have answered yes to both questions then just follow these tips to improve posture andreduce pain and stiffness when working with the computer. Sit […]
Read moreMoving better, feeling better, living better. That is the mantra for 2022! If joint pain or a restriction in how you move is keeping the smile from your face, let us help you on the road to living better. CONSULTATION + TREATMENT £50 We’re offering new and returning patients a consultation and treatment with one […]
Read moreIDD Therapy is a treatment alternative to spinal injections and surgical methods to remove your pain stemming from a disc-related issue. Lower back and neck pain are extremely common. Lockdown has indeed impacted the population with these symptoms and the number of people suffering with disc bulges or a herniated disc appears to have grown. […]
Read moreThere is an interesting article in the May edition of Spinal Surgery News. It looks at treatment options when back or neck pain persists and includes IDD Therapy. Read Article here Here is the extract about IDD Therapy which we have been providing since 2014. “When a condition has built up over a long time, […]
Read moreThank you to Lisa for this inspiring story. Suffering with “excruciating pain” from disc problems, Lisa first tried injections. But when these failed to bring about lasting change, she sought help from Spinex and IDD Therapy. Lisa came to Spinex and had a course of IDD Therapy. Now she is in a much better place. […]
Read moreI hope you had a good week. Over the past year many people have found themselves drinking more alcohol. It’s a social joke about what time is an acceptable “wine o’clock”. In my case I “like a beer”. That might be one or two. I also like red wine, again, maybe a couple of glasses […]
Read moreSpinex has been featured in Woman and Home magazine. Chantal describes how back pain affected her and IDD Therapy came to the rescue. Many patients come to Spinex as Chantal did as she describes she ‘couldn’t imagine a pain free future!’ Woman & Home Feel Good You 2021 Jan – IDD If you know someone […]
Read moreWhen it comes to beating back pain, we aim to do it by avoiding surgery. That is what Spinex is about and we were delighted to feature strongly in What Doctor’s Don’t Tell You Magazine In the article, Sally describes how her back pain was so bad that despite manual treatments, she continued to struggle. […]
Read moreSunday morning used to be breakfast, coffee and a big newspaper. The pace of the world slowed down and we felt calm. These days we are more likely to reach for our phones and ingest a full hit of daily doom! Of course getting a newspaper these days is unlikely to uplift us but as […]
Read moreChristmas is coming and new year resolutions are in the making! Every year December then Christmas can’t come soon enough. With winter reaching its peak, most of us get ready for a well deserved break and hopefully gather around the dinner table with our loved ones. It’s a particular year this one, where tradition is […]
Read moreAt Spinex we do a lot with patients who have back and neck pain. IDD Therapy is a treatment tool we have been using, especially for patients with disc problems like a bulging or herniated disc as well as sciatica. Spinal Surgery News is a prestigious publication and whilst the main focus is spinal surgery, […]
Read moreThis article examines the “follow up appointment(s)” and the reason why it is important to try to keep on track with your visits to the osteopath and adhere as much as possible to the exercises prescribed. As a healthcare practitioner your osteopath will have your best interest in mind at all times. The aim is […]
Read moreA lot of people come to see us with joint pain. Either people become worried about long term joint issues or the pain starts to get in the way of everyday life. So how do Osteopaths help you and get you out of pain?! Osteopathic manipulative treatment (OMT) is commonly used to address the many […]
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