If you’ve had chronic pain for months but your scan is clear, you’re not imagining it and you’re not alone. A normal MRI or X-ray does not always explain persistent pain. This blog covers what to do next, including when to go back to your GP, how to ask for a review of your diagnosis, and when to consider a second opinion.
Chronic Pain With a “Clear” Scan: What to Do Next Read Post »
Breathing through your mouth or your nose might not sound like a big deal, but it can change how your body feels day to day. In this blog, I explain the practical differences between mouth and nasal breathing, why your nose is designed to filter, warm and control airflow, and how mouth breathing can sometimes leave you feeling more dry, tense, or “wired”. You will also get a few simple checks and tips to help you move towards more nasal breathing, especially during sleep and gentle exercise, without forcing it.
Breathing: Mouth or nose breather? Read Post »
Breathing is something we all do without thinking, until it feels off. In this blog, I break down what is actually happening when you breathe, why belly and nasal breathing tend to be more efficient than mouth and chest breathing, and how your breathing pattern can influence how calm or stressed your body feels. You will also get a simple, practical exercise you can use to retrain your breathing if you think you are more of a chest breather.
Breathing: How it works and why it matters. Read Post »
Sorting out your pain problems when we aren’t in the same room… The Coronavirus Lockdown means that I have not
Online Osteopathic appointments Read Post »
