fbpx
iPad

Do You Need Physiotherapy? Free Assessment!

Not all Physiotherapists are the same.

There is a wide variety of skill and experience.

Come in for a free 15 minute assessment or call us for an assessment over the phone to decide whether Physiotherapy can help you.

Our Edgware clinic is easily accessible from Mill Hill or Stanmore.

The Green Clinic: Chartered Physiotherapists Stephen or Talia
020 8728 0625 www.edgwarephysio.com

Our Shenley clinic is easily accessible from Radlett, Borehamwood and Elstree.

The Gingerbread House: Chartered Physiotherapists Stephen or Talia
01923 852852 www.radlettphysio.co.uk

iPad

Sports or Deep Tissue Massage in North West London

Can Sports or Deep Tissue Massage help you?

We are Chartered Physiotherapists who bring a deep understanding of anatomy, posture, movement and sports to our massage treatments. As well as providing accurate and expert handling of troublesome areas, we are also qualified to give advice on prevention of further issues as well as recovery from any injury.

We provide Sports and Deep Tissue Massage from our Edgware clinic, easily accessible from Mill Hill or Stanmore.

We provide Sports and Deep Tissue Massage from our Shenley clinic, easily accessible from Radlett, Borehamwood and Elstree.

Sports or Deep Tissue Massage can:

help you recover from injury;

help you recover from a sporting event such as a Marathon or Half Marathon, triathlon, London to Brighton Cycle;

improve your flexibility and sporting performance in any sport;

help ease neck and shoulder tension and tension-type headaches and back-ache;

help you relax;

help you sleep better;

The Green Clinic in Edgware: Chartered Physiotherapists Stephen or Talia
020 8728 0625 www.edgwarephysio.com

The Gingerbread House in Shenley: Chartered Physiotherapists Stephen or Talia
01923 852852 www.radlettphysio.co.uk

[contact-form-7 404 "Not Found"]
iPad

Joint Hypermobility – Common Clues

Delighted to see an article in The British Medical Journal

http://www.bmj.com/content/342/bmj.c7167.full

Common clues suggesting joint hypermobility syndrome:

In children and adolescents
Congenital dislocation of the hip

Late walking, with bottom shuffling instead of crawling

Recurrent ankle sprains

Poor ball catching and handwriting skills

Tiring easily compared with peers

So called growing pains or chronic widespread pain

Joint dislocations

In adults
Non-inflammatory joint or spinal pain

Joint dislocations

Multiple soft tissue (including sporting) injuries

Increase in pain or progressive intensification of pain that is largely unresponsive to analgesics

Progressive loss of mobility owing to pain, or pain avoidance through movement avoidance

Premature osteoarthritis

Autonomic dysfunction, such as orthostatic intolerance (dizziness or faintness) or postural tachycardia syndrome (in this form of dysautonomia, in 60° upright tilt the blood pressure remains constant while the pulse rate rises by a minimum of 30 beats/min)

Functional gastrointestinal disorders (sluggish bowel, bloating, rectal evacuatory dysfunction)

Laxity in other supporting tissues—for example, hernias, varicose veins, or uterine or rectal prolapse

We have years of experience in treating children and adults with hypermobility.

Our Edgware clinic is easily accessible from Mill Hill or Stanmore.

The Green Clinic: Chartered Physiotherapists Stephen or Talia
020 8728 0625 www.edgwarephysio.com

Our Shenley clinic is easily accessible from Radlett, Borehamwood and Elstree.

The Gingerbread House: Chartered Physiotherapists Stephen or Talia
01923 852852 www.radlettphysio.co.uk