Mark Cammiss Osteopath and Podiatrist.

Common presentations to an osteopath include: •Low back pain, which may or may not include sciatica. •Neck and upper back pain, which may or may not include pain in the shoulder, upper arm, elbow, fore-arm, wrist and hand. •Peripheral joint pain, (shoulder, elbow, wrist, hip, knee, ankle and foot). •Sports injuries, e.g., medial tibial stress syndrome, (shin splints) Achilles Tendinosis, Runners Knee (IT Band Friction Syndrome) etc. •Workplace strains/sprains. •Arthritic conditions, (degenerative and rheumatoid). •Backache associated with pregnancy. •Effects of trauma, e.g. Whiplash syndrome. •Postural problems. •Headaches and sinus problems. •Irritable bowel syndrome. •Jaw pain, vertigo and tinnitus. •Flat feet.