General Spinal Health & Stability

Vertebral Slippage

Vertebral Slippage describes the situation where one vertebra slides forward or backward upon its neighbour eventually causing symptoms.

Sports Spinal Injuries

Whilst we marvel at our Sports men and women, many are afflicted with Degenerate Disc Disease, degeneration of the spine and its joints

Trapped Nerve

Nerves may be trapped at several points along their course. Those points of entrapment outside of the spine are rare.

Spine “Instability”

Spinal Instability is a term coined to describe abnormal movement between one vertebra and another.

Slipped Disc

When people say they have a slipped disc, they are often using a general term for back problems. Indeed, many may be unaware that the term ‘slipped disc’ can refer to a range of medical problems

Sciatica Symptoms and Treatment

Sciatica is actually a symptom rather than a condition and it relates to a wide range of leg pains that can be felt in a variety of different ways,

Parkinson’s Disease Sufferers

Parkinson’s Syndrome is a condition where the important nuclei below the brain become dysfunctional resulting in impaired communication and transmission of nerve impulses to and from nerve fibres.

Osteoporosis Fracture

Osteoporosis Fractures are fractures of the vertebral bodies which occur in Osteoporosis.

Multiple Sclerosis Sufferers

Multiple Sclerosis is a condition where the insulating fat surrounding nerve fibres is depleted in various areas of the body resulting in impaired transmission of nerve impulses along these fibres.

Lumbosacral or SacroIliac Angle Pain

Lateral Recess Stenosis and Treatment

In medical terms, Stenosis is a ‘narrowing’ of any tubular vessel or structural passageway within the body. Lateral Recess Stenosis is a condition where the narrowing reduces the available space within the exit doorway (foramen) of the spinal canal.

High Intensity Zones: Symptoms & Treatment

Understanding Back Pain and Its Treatment

Back pain, a common ailment for many, has various causes and complexities.