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Here's The Fastest Solution If You Want To STOP Suffering with Back, Disc or Neck Pain
Book Your Free Diagnostic Consultation with
our Expert Osteopath Today
Finally the back pain solution and expert help you've been looking for!
Do Any of These Describe You Right Now?
- Have you been diagnosed with spinal stenosis in your neck or lower back?
- Are you having a nightmare trying to do normal things like walking and getting out and about?
- Is the pain disturbing your sleep? Are you constantly taking painkillers?
- Have you tried other treatments like physiotherapy or osteopathy and were disappointed that they did not work for you?
- Are you looking for a long term solution but would like to avoid surgery and the disruption it causes.
IDD is the fastest growing non-surgical treatment for intervertebral disc injuries, serve back pain and spinal stenosis
Five Times When You Could
Benefit From IDD Therapy:
1) If you have chronic neck pain, back pain or sciatica
2) If you have been diagnosed with a slipped, prolapsed or herniated disc that is stopping you from living your life.
3) If you have been diagnosed with spinal stenosis and told that nothing can be done about it by somebody else!
4) If you are keen to avoid invasive spinal injections.
5) If you are tired of the merry-go-round of NHS appointments, painkillers and waiting times.
Intervertebral Differential Dynamics (IDD) Therapy is a successful and trusted non surgical spinal decompression treatment for back pain, neck pain and related problems such as sciatica.
It is particularly useful to sufferers of:
Bulging, herniated and degenerative discs.
Spinal Stenosis.
Sciatica or trapped nerves.
Pain that hasn't improved after spinal injections.
Cases of chronic pain ongoing for more than 6 weeks.
Watch the short video to see how easy and effective it can be...
Adam Balderstone B.Sc. (Hons) Ost Med, PGDip Animal Osteopathy – Principal Osteopath
Adam graduated from the British College of Naturopathy and Osteopathy (now British College of Osteopathic Medicine BCOM) with a BSc (Hons) in Osteopathic Medicine. His special interests include sports injuries, foot biomechanics and orthotics; pregnant and post-natal women and he has great success treating chronic patients, through use of his 'whole body' approach to treatment. In 2009 -2010 Adam undertook a Post-Graduate Diploma in Animal Osteopathy enabling him to treat Horses and Dogs.
Adam is registered with the General Osteopathic Council and a member of the British Osteopathic Association. He is a registered osteopathic consultant to most major insurance and private healthcare companies. Please check with your insurance provider to see if you are covered for treatment.
Our Most Frequently Asked Questions
Will treatment hurt?
Generally, osteopathic treatment does not hurt, although there may be some minor short-term discomfort, aching or stiffness, which will pass. Patients normally find that further treatments are much more comfortable, most look forward to coming!
Are there any risks?
Research has shown that osteopathy is one of the safest and most effective forms of manual therapy available and has far fewer risks than many other types of treatment and interventions for your problem. Your Osteopath will be happy to discuss all your concerns regarding treatment.
How long will treatment take to help my pain?
Osteopathy can significantly help reduce pain, especially if carried out within the first six weeks of the appearance of the symptoms. Classically, the longer you have been in pain the longer it will take to achieve results. Your Osteopath will be able to advise you of your likely recovery time. Although early treatment is preferable, Osteopaths are also effective at treating long-standing or chronic pain.
How can a recurrence of my condition be prevented?
This will depend upon the condition itself. Where necessary your Osteopath will prescribe exercises and lifestyle adjustments. Your Osteopath may recommend maintenance treatment sessions every two to six months depending upon your original condition.
What if I have something serious?
If your Osteopath feels treatment is not appropriate for your condition, you will be referred to your GP or to a suitable specialist.
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