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What we treat
Whatever your symptoms, pain or condition, Pure Health has a treatment to help reach your goals. Check out some of what we treat below.
Arthritis
Arthritis is characterised by joint inflammation, leading to pain, stiffness, and reduced mobility. It can significantly impact daily activities
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Older adults experiencing age-related joint wear
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People with inflammatory conditions
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Athletes with previous joint injuries
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Individuals with a family history of arthritis
How We Help:
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Gentle joint mobilisation to improve range of motion
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Soft tissue massage to alleviate surrounding tension
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Exercise to maintain joint strength and flexibility
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Pain management techniques tailored to your condition
Headaches
Headaches can result from tension, neck strain, or misalignment in the spine and jaw. Persistent headaches often affect focus and quality of life.
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Individuals with desk-based or sedentary jobs
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People under high levels of stress
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Those with poor posture or neck tension
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Individuals with jaw (TMJ) issues
How We Help:
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Soft tissue therapy t relieve tension in the neck and shoulders
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Spinal realignment techniques
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Stress reduction and relaxation methods
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Postural assessments and corrections
Neck Pain
Neck pain is a common complaint that can result from poor posture, injury, or underlying condition. Modern lifestyles, particularly desk work and mobile device use, have mad neck pain increasingly prevalent.
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Office workers and professionals who spend long hours at computers
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People with poor postural habits
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Those who have experiences whiplash or injury
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Individuals with high-stress levels
How We Help:
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Targeted massage techniques to release muscle tension
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Posture assessment and correction
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Stress-reduction techniques
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Exercise to strengthen and release neck muscles
Back Pain
Back pain affects people of all ages and can stem from injury, postural imbalances, or everyday strains. It often disrupts sleep, mobility, and overall quality of life.
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People with sedentary lifestyles or desk jobs
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Manual labourers performing repetitive lifting
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Individuals with poor posture or care stability
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Thise recovering from injury or trauma
How We Help:
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Adjustments to restore spinal alignment
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Core-strengthening exercises and mobility work
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Deep tissue massage for muscle release
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Advice on ergonomic and lifestyle improvements
Wrist & Elbow Pain
Pain i the wrist or elbow often arises from repetitive movement, injury, or nerve compression, impacting daily tasks and activities.
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Office workers and computer users
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Athletes, particularly tennis and golf players
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People with repetitive strain conditions
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Manual workers
How We Help:
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Soft tissue therapy to alleviate tight muscles
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Specific exercises to strengthen the wrist and elbows
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Joint mobilisation techniques for improved flexibility
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Advice on avoiding overuse and recurrence
Immobility
Reduced mobility can occur due to injury, chronic pain, or conditions affecting muscles and joints. It often limits independence and overall well-being.
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Older adults with age-related stiffness
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Individuals recovering from surgery or injury
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Those with long-term musculoskeletal conditions
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People with sedentary lifestyles
How We Help:
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Gentle mobilisation to improve joint movement
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Targeted exercises to rebuild strength and flexibility
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Deep tissue massage to address muscular tightness
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Supportive rehabilitation plans
Rehabilitation
Rehabilitation after injury, surgery, or chronic pain is essential for restoring strength, movement, and confidence in daily activities.
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Individuals recovering from surgery or trauma
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Athletes aiming to return to their sport
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People managing chronic musculoskeletal conditions
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Those seeking improved mobility after injury
How We Help:
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Personalised rehabilitation programmes
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Targeted exercises to rebuild strength and mobility
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Soft tissue therapy to aid recovery
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Education to prevent future injuries
Jaw Pain
Jaw pain, often linked to TMJ dysfunction or tension, can cause discomfort, headaches, and issues with chewing or speaking.
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People with stress-related jaw clenching or griding
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Individuals with poor neck or jaw alignment
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Those recovering from dental procedures
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People with tension headaches
How We Help:
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Jaw mobility techniques
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Soft tissues massage for surrounding muscles
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Postural guidance for neck and head alignment
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Relaxation techniques to ease tension
Slipped Disc or Disc Bulge
A slipped disc or bulge occurs when spinal discs press on nerves, causing pain, numbness, or weakness, particularly in the back or legs.
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People with sedentary or poor lifting habits
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Individuals recovering from spinal injuries
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Athletes engaging in high-impact sports
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Those with chronic postural issues
How We Help:
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Gentle spinal mobilisation to reduce pressure
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Exercises to stabilise and strengthen the spine
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Soft tissue work to relieve surrounding muscular tension
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Posture education to support spinal health
Tight or Sore Muscles
Muscle soreness and tightness can result from exercise, stress, or poor posture. These issues can limit movement and cause discomfort.
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Sports people and fitness enthusiasts
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Individuals with sedentary lifestyle
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People experiencing high levels of stress
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These recovering from physical activity or injury
How We Help:
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Deep tissue and sports massage to relive tension
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Stretching exercises to improve flexibility
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Techniques to align muscles and joints
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Advice on recovery and muscle maintenance
Repetitive Strain Injury
Repetitive Strain Injury (RSI) develops from overuse of specific muscles or joints, often caused by repetitive tasks like typing or manual work.
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Office working using keyboards and mice
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Musicians and artists
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Athletes performing repetitive movements
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Manual labourers
How We Help:
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Soft tissue therapy to release tension in affected muscles
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Exercises to improve flexibility and strengthen surrounding areas
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Ergonomic advice to prevent recurrence
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Joint mobilisation to reduce stiffness
Hip and Knee Pain
Hip and knee pain can stem from joint wear, injuries, or muscle imbalances. These issues often restrict movement and affect daily activities.
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Athletes and active individuals
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Older adults experiencing joint degeneration
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Pregnant individuals with added pressure on joints
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Those recovering from surgery or injury
How We Help:
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Joint mobilisation to restore range of motion
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Exercises to strengthen supporting muscles
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Deep tissue massage to release tightness
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Rehabilitation plans tailored to your needs
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