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I have.... ?
Ankylosing
Spondylitis
Backache
Back Pain
Lower Back Pain
Osteoarthritis
Osteoporosis
Sacroiliac joint strain
Sciatica
Scoliosis
Slipped or prolapsed discs
Spina
Bifida
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Spondylolisthesis
Whiplash
What is a ....?
What
is a prolapsed/slipped disc.
What is a trapped nerve.
What are discs.
What are vertabra
What is scoliosis.
What are epidurals.
What is an MRI scan
Questions Asked.
Related
Diseases and conditions.
What does a .... do?
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Scan)
Questions
To Ask Before Surgery
Ultrasound
Operations
Discectomy
- the treatment of a prolapsed disc.
Laminectomy - the laser removal
of excess baggage round the Lamina
Spinal Fusion
- BAK Cage
Physio
Light Exercise
Reflexology
Hydrotherapy
Aromatherapy
Eletro Therapy - TENS
Acupuncture
What about sex!
Sex and the
back
And then ....
Pregnancy
and bad backs
A bit of light relief.
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The Forum
(Not saying that our Forum isn't great, but
if you want to get a Doctor on the case try the forum on www.spine-dr.com)
| Cranial Osteopathy |
| Cranial Osteopathy is a specialised technique described as 'indirect' as no manipulative thrust is applied to any spinal joint. The cranial osteopath believes that the fine joints, or sutures, of the bones that form the skull allow tiny movements to occur between them. By stimulating this movement, the circulation of cerebro-spinal fluid is encouraged which may relieve local symptoms and also affect other organs, such as the pituitary gland. This technique can be especially helpful in the treatment of children with learning difficulties and those with some forms of brain damage. Gentle, rhythmic pressure is applied to the head in order to encourage movement of the skull structures. |
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