Description
The clinic deals in treating all soft tissue, sport and occupational injuries.
Physio treatment on match day plus house calls also available.
Mountbellew Injury Clinic is owned and ran by Marion Reynolds BSc. G.S.R.
The clinic was established in 2012 and deals in the treatment of all soft tissue and musculo-skeletal injuries.
Treatment of the following soft tissue injuries:
Back & Neck Pain
Neuromuscular Pain
Muscle & Tendon Strains
Ligament Sprains
Sports & Occupational Injuries
Treatment includes:
Massage Therapy
Dry Needle Therapy
Electrotherapy
Pre & Post Surgical Treatment
Pitch Side Care
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So important to train your body specifically for your sport so it reacts rapidly when you need it to during performance. Check this out. It's pretty cool! For all you snowboarders out there.......❄️🏂
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The medical industry is ever changing! Latest research & reports are all leading to the general theory that MRI scans are pretty much a waste of time when it comes to general lower back pain. The article below by the NY Times suggests that physicians in the USA now agree that lower back pain is as common as a cold and thus should be treated with a similar approach. Doctors are suggesting that your physical therapist should be your first port of call if you were to suffer from lower back pain. Along with taking over the counter ibuprofen or aspirin, they find that patients suffering from lower back pain usually find they have improved without getting a MRI or taking prescription drugs. Bottom line: If you are not experiencing neural symptoms in the area or referred symptoms in either leg, have not suffered or are suffering from a serious illness n'or experiencing night pain then it is suggested that you "wait it out", take some OTC medication and make an appointment with your physio. All good advice in my opinion 🙂👍🏼 Have a read ⬇️
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