Do you get tingly fingers or tightness in your neck?

Experienced osteopath Carlo Dore, from Back on Track Healthcare explains…

“As a clinician, when a patient presents with pain, I try to work out what dysfunction is occurring in their body which may be causing the discomfort. We look for the cause rather than just treating the symptoms.”

At Back on track Healthcare, our osteopaths use a variety of techniques, but have the option for certain adjuncts- dry needling being one of the most popular and is offered by Associate Osteopath, Harry Hovell.

One of the most common complaints that the osteopathic team at Back on Track
Healthcare have seen over recent months, since more people started to work from home,
have been posture- related complaints.

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We have often hear of this injury- an “ACL tear” or “cruciate ligament rupture”, but what exactly do these terms mean and how would we know if we have sustained an injury?