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what we treat
Guiding you through pain
Osteopathy, dry needling and pain coaching
We treat you, not the condition
As osteopaths we believe the body has an innate ability to heal itself, and so our aim is to give you the tools so that you can get back to doing the things you love.
Our tools vary, from osteopathic techniques, to education and rehabilitation, to dry needling and psychologically informed practice.
Our practitioners have helped thousands of patients during their careers, with some of the most common issues being:
- Low back pain
- Neck pain
- Headaches
- Knee pain
- Golfers & Tennis elbow
- Sports injuries
- Tendon issues
- Shoulder pain
what Osteopaths Treat
Back Pain
Back pain affects approximately a third of the population in the Uk. Despite it being so prevalent, only 10% of back pain is actually caused by an injury.
Our practitioners will examine you to discover the cause of your pain, and then through treatment, education and advice help give you the tools to reduce the chances of any future recurrence.
- Lower Back Pain
- Sciatica
- Sensitive Nerves
- Disc Issues
Ankylosing Spondylitis
Axial spondyloarthritis, also known as ankylosing spondylitis, or AxSpa for short, affects 1 in 20 people with persistent low back pain. Despite living with persistent pain, the average time to get a diagnosis in the UK is 8 years.
Our practitioners are trained to spot axial spondyloarthritis and will ensure you get onto the correct pathway for treatment as quickly possible, which will usually include a referral to your GP so you can see a rheumatologist.
If you have 4 or more of the following symptoms, we encourage you to book in to see us for an AxSpa screening session:
- Pain before the age of 40
- Can wake you up at night
- Came on gradually over time
- Has lasted for more than 3 months
- Is worse in the morning
- Causes morning stiffness
- Anti-inflammatories help
- Have also had heel or knee pain
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Headaches & Migraines
Just like back pain, headaches impact the lives of many in the UK. Most of the time they are not severe, but learning to know the warning signs, when to get them looked at urgently, and how to approach your particular type of headache is important.
If your headache is a new, undiagnosed headache we recommend that you first see a doctor as they can perform examinations that osteopaths do not, and refer on without delay if necessary.
- Cervicogenic
- Tension-type
- Many more
Neck & Shoulder Pain
Neck pain affects approximately a third of the population in the UK. Despite it being so prevalent, only 10% of neck pain is actually caused by an injury.
Our practitioners will examine to discover the cause of your pain, and then through treatment, education and advice help give you the tools to reduce the chances of any future recurrence.
- Frozen Shoulder
- Sensitive Nerves
- Referred Pain
- Rotator Cuff Issues
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Elbow & Wrist Pain
Our clinician’s are expertly trained at examining and treating a range of conditions related to the elbow and write, including golfers and tennis elbow, as well as desk related injuries such as carpal tunnel syndrome and repetitive strain injury (also known as R.S.I.).
- Golfers Elbow
- Tennis Elbow
- Carpal Tunnel Syndrome
- Repetitive Strain Injury
Hip & Knee Pain
Hip & knee pain affects approximately a third of the population in the UK. Despite it being so prevalent, only 10% of neck pain is actually caused by an injury.
Our practitioners will examine to discover the cause of your pain, and then through treatment, education and advice help give you the tools to reduce the chances of any future recurrence.
- Runners Knee
- Sensitive Nerves
- Arthritis
- Referred Pain
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Foot & Ankle Pain
Here’s some of the common issues related to foot and ankle pain, as well as other sports related injuries such as ankle sprains.
- Ankle Sprain
- Gout
- Morton's Neuroma
- Plantar Fasciitis
Sports Injuries
At Compass Health Clinic we’re well versed at treating sports related injuries.
Our clinician’s will perform detailed examinations to work out exactly the severity of the injury, provide treatment and then give you advice and rehabilitation to get you back into action as quickly as possible whilst still remaining safe.
- Muscle Strains
- Strained Ligaments
- Tendon Issues
- Rehab Advice
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Chronic Pain
Any pain that lasts longer than 3 months.
Just like back pain, headaches impact the lives of many in the UK. Most of the time they are not severe, but learning to know the warning signs, when to get them looked at urgently, and how to approach your particular type of headache is important.
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