 Low back painPain in the lower back can be the result of a variety of reasons. Anything from poor posture to prolonged driving to heavy lifting.
Sciatica and nerve pain from a disc injury or degenerative changes can also accompany lower back pain |  Upper back painPain in the upper and mid back can be the result of too much sitting, gardening, heavy lifting, excessive twisting, or even coughing and sneezing.
In women an incorrectly fitted bra can result in back pain. |  Arthrtitis painAlthough there is no cure for arthritis, Osteopathy can help to ease the pain, stiffness and swelling associated with it.
Types of arthritis Osteopaths commonly see include osteoarthritis, rheumatoid arthritis and ankylosing spondylitis. |
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 Joint painJoint pain in the knees, shoulders, ankles etc. can be the result of a sporting injury., especially, if there is inadequate warm-up/cool-down period or poor technique.
Joint pain can also be the result of a RSI (repetitive strain injury) or general wear and tear. |  Neck pain/headaches/MigraineHeadaches are often caused by tension, stress and poor posture. However eye strain, jaw problems and previous whiplash injuries and arthritic changes are all also causes of headaches, migraines and neck pain. |  PregnancyChanges to your posture and softening of the ligaments can cause pain both during and after pregnancy.
A common pregnancy issue treated by Osteopaths is SPD (symphsis pubis dysfunction) or PGP (pelvic girdle pain).
Osteopathy can also help encourage your baby into the optimal position for birth. |
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