by Helen How | Nov 11, 2010 | Knee Pain, Prolonged Sitting, sports injuries
The most common course of chronic knee pain is anterior knee pain which occurs under & around the knee cap. There are many theories about the causes of such pain, and many exercises to do to prevent this type of pain.
by Helen How | Oct 4, 2010 | Osteopath, Prolonged Sitting
According to Professor Stuart McGill, Professor of Spine Biomechanics in Canada, the slouch position is best. Why do you think those Formula 1 racing drivers can cope without endless lower back pain?
by Helen How | Sep 8, 2010 | Osteopath
During my 20 years of practising as an osteopath, lifestyles have changed. Today people experience more tension. We also tend to spend longer periods of sitting or standing. This lack of movement can cause a build up of small, hardened fibrotic nodules in various muscles of the body.
by Helen How | Aug 29, 2010 | Elbow Pain, Focus Shockwaves, sports injuries
Tennis Elbow occurs when the muscles which attach to the elbow become overloaded and start to tear the tendon attached to the elbow. The arm – in particular the forearm – can experience muscular spasms and a local weakness which serves to protect it from further damage.
by Helen How | Jun 30, 2010 | Osteopath, Osteopathy, sports injuries
The sciatic nerve is a large nerve which we use all our life and which can develop problems, resulting in pain or compression if there is a prolapsed disc.