The Iveson Clinic has been using the Dr Graeme Deep Tissue Massager for many years now. It has been an extremely useful tool to have in addition to our hands on treatments. Although we use it on patients regularly , we also sell these for home use, where appropriate.
This article discusses how it works, who can use it and more information regarding vibration therapy.
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Julie Iveson, physiotherapist and Suffolk Artist, will shortly be exhibiting some of her latest work , at the Sudbury Summer Art Fair. This is held in St. Peter’s Church in Sudbury from 2nd-14th July. There will be a vast array of beautiful art, printmaking and craft to see. If you would like to read more about this, click on the link above.
Do you love activity, but hate exercise? Do you want to get fit but don’t know where to start? Why not get active this Summer? The Chartered Society of Physiotherapy have started to promote exercise to help with various conditions. Exercise can be fun and not necessarily hard work!
If you suffer with back pain, arthritis and chronic pain, there are still forms of exercise that can help your condition. To read on click the green heading above ……………………..
Whiplash injuries are common but did you know that early intervention following the accident is essential?
This can be through exercise and/ or manual treatment. We explore what a whiplash injury really is, what to expect in a physiotherapy assessment and how we treat the condition including a patient’s own experience. Click on the title to find out all you need to know…..
Kimberley has just successfully completed the London Marathon. As a non runner a few months ago, Kimberley decided to run the marathon to raise funds for a very worthwhile charity, CDLS. This blog explains Kimberley’s experience on developing shin splints.
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Trochanteric Bursitis is a common condition often seen at the Iveson Clinic in Long Melford, Sudbury. This is a painful debilitating condition which often affects women.
This article will explain the signs and symptoms of trochanteric bursitis, common causes and types of treatment given for this condition.
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