Effective treatment for Sciatica, Tennis Elbow, Rotator Cuff Tear and more.

Mrs K is a 50 year old disability worker who presented with a four month history of right lateral elbow pain(often known as Tennis Elbow) after a manual handling injury at work. She had seen her GP who had arranged an autologous blood injection 2 months ago. This had helped but Mrs K was still on light duties at work, and was also having problems ironing, brushing her teeth and being on the computer for more than 5 minutes.

Mr P is a 55 year old IT manager who presented with a long history of right leg pain(sciatica), worse in the last 3 months. The pain was down the front of the leg with associated tingling and stopped him from lying on his right side, often waking him at night. Mr P was having regular Chiropractic treatment without improvement.

A 69 year old male presented with a 6 month history of pain in his right shoulder . X-ray and ultrasound revealed glenohumeral joint degeneration, partial tear in the supraspinatus, full thickness tear of the subscapularis (both rotator cuff muscles of the shoulder), as well as other degenerative and inflammatory problems. His specialist had advised surgical intervention and told him that Physiotherapy treatment was not going to make any difference.

A client returned to our clinic following unsuccessful treatment  elsewhere for persistent back  and  left leg pain.

A 51 year old woman woke up with neck pain one morning. She experienced constant pain and stiffness around the left upper neck. The pain was interfering with her sleep, she also found it difficult and painful to extend her neck..

A 68 year old retiree suffered from intermittent dizziness for 2 years. He had seen numerous specialists (including an ENT specialist and neurologist), and had numerous investigations but no abnormality was detected or diagnosed..

A 68 year old patient attended for treatment of a large rotator cuff(supraspinatous) tear of his left shoulder. This gentleman was semi retired, but had done a lot of lifting over time, and now his shoulder pain and movement restriction  was affecting his sleep, playing golf, reaching and was even making him feel depressed.

A 39 year old Naturopath presented for treatment of a calf tear sustained the day before while playing tennis. She wasn't sure if much could be done since the injury was only 24hrs old.

A 52 year old sonographer was admitted to hospital with acute right sided rib and back pain. She had numerous investigations including MRI and gastroscopy which were all negative. She was discharged after a week on medication with very change in her symptoms.

A 50 year old software analyst presented with right leg pain with Ultrasound scans revealing a small proximal hamstring tear as well as Achilles tendinopathy but something didn't look right?

A 60 year old teaching consultant came to see me with a 2 year history of right heel pain.

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