During the generation of the Baby Boomers almost everyone walked to school. To be honest they had no choice unless they lived far enough away to need to catch a bus. Very very few were driven to school because their mums didn’t have a car and many mums couldn’t drive....
We don't tend to see images like this in Biology classes at school. If you have a spinal problem, unfortunately you may have seen an MRI of your spine. This one is interesting because it is the MRI of the person who supplied us with our Accu-SPINA, that's the machine...
If you're suffering from arm or leg pain (sciatica) caused by a herniated disc, you know how debilitating it can be. You may have tried everything to get relief, from physical therapy to injections, but nothing seems to work. But there is a non-surgical option. IDD...
It is likely that as we move through the colder months of the year some of you will develop chilblains. Chilblains, whilst being uncomfortable rarely cause any permanent damage. They present themselves as small red or purple bumps on the toes (and other extremities),...
We have seen a steady increase in patient needing minor nail surgery for ingrowing toenails. We are seeing a number of young people who are finding that nails are sore preventing them from enjoying activities such as sport or dancing. When one of our patients asked to...
Delivering a baby via C-section is very common – in the UK around 1 in 4 women deliver their baby via C-section. Whilst it is a common surgery it doesn’t diminish the fact that it is major abdominal surgery. Whether it was a planned or emergency C-section, it is...
