Injury Information
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Ankle Sprain
An ankle sprain occurs when the ligaments are over stretched causing ligament fibres and small blood vessels to tear. Pain, bleeding in the tissues, and swelling are the result.
... read moreAvoiding work-related pains in the neck
We live in a switched on world, but as well as making our life easier and more interesting new technology has some hidden dangers. There are a multitude of potential traps for users.
... read moreTips when watching TV
Watching TV is something we all do, so how do you take care of your back when you are relaxing watching one of your favourite shows or bingeing the latest Netflix series? Read through our top tips for protecting your back when watching the box.
... read moreA good night's sleep
Everyone knows they need to eat well and get plenty of exercise to enjoy good health. But not everyone recognises the critical importance of a good night’s sleep.
... read moreBad Backs Q&A
Over the years we have had many people asking us questions about their back pain. Read through our Q&A on some of the most common problems and queries regarding back pain.
... read more10 tips for back care
Read through our top 10 tips for keeping your back healthy and reducing back pain.
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