Cambridge Physiotherapy Manipulative Therapy
TMJ, Headaches and Neck Pain
Suffering from neck pain is one of the most common ailments that we see in practice.
Acute, Chronic Shoulder Injuries
The shoulder is a complex area of the body, comprising the glenohumeral joint (shoulder joint).
Leg, Foot and Ankle
Most injuries in this area involve a strain of the gastrocnemius - Achilles tendon. Achilles tendon connects muscle to bone.
Hip Pain and Dysfunction
Hip pain is very common and may arise from muscles, ligaments, tendons and soft tissues surrounding the hip joint.
Sports Injuries
Olivia Mercer (Cambridge Physiotherapist) has had many years of practice in treating sporting injuries, both those who take part at an amateur level and those who are of an elite standard.
Knee Pain and Dysfunction
The knee is one of the most commonly injured joints, with 50% of all injuries being sports-related. The knee is the largest joint in the body and one that’s easily injured.
Asthma
We know that we can′t cure asthma, however, our experience tells us that we have helped a number of people deal with some of the side effects of long-term/ chronic asthma sufferers.
Treatment of Children
It is essential to recognise that children are not simply ‘small adults’. Caring for children and adolescents with musculoskeletal problems is a highly specialised area of physiotherapy.
Lymphatic Drainage
Lymphatic drainage massage is now accepted as a great help in post-operative cancer. It can help to break up scar tissue and reduce post-operative surgery lymphoedema, frequently apparent with breast surgery.
Easing the symptoms of tissue swelling, pain and fatigue. It can help with the scarring process by breaking up adhesions, therefore regaining mobility back into the area.