Your health, in expert hands
Welcome to Northampton, Bedford and Towcester's largest and most trusted back pain and sports injury clinic
Home to industry leading Physiotherapists, Osteopaths and Musculoskeletal Medicine Consultants. We know how to get you back to your very best!
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What our patients say
Helen Hewitson, Moulton
Sian was fantastic at fixing my ankle after a very nasty sprain, she always made me feel relaxed and comfortable and I never felt judged!
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Karen, Moulton
Hello, my name is Karen and I am 63 years old. I went to see Luke on the 2nd of June about a knee problem that had probably resulted from a car accident many years ago
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P Borley-Cox, Moulton
I’ve always had excellent service from the Back & Body Clinic, including their friendly receptionist team. .
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Roger Gwynne-Jones, Moulton
I have been attending the Back & Body clinic for a while for treatment to torn tendons in my hip..
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Shaun Ledington, Moulton
Laura always gives the best massage on my legs. She finds all the knots and sore spots and really irons the kinks out!
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Exercise in pregnancy
I often get asked if it is safe to exercise during pregnancy. And the answer is… if you are healthy and your pregnancy is free of complications then definitely yes! If you suffer from cervical insufficiency, placenta previa (after 26 weeks of pregnancy), pre-eclampsia or severe anaemia you must not exercise. If you have a […]
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What is incontinence?
Incontinence is the accidental or involuntary passing of urine. The NHS estimates that 3-6 million people have some degree of incontinence in the UK.
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What can I do to help my incontinence or prolapse?
There are many lifestyle changes you can make to help improve your symptoms whilst you are having treatment or waiting for your appointment. Increase your fluid intake to 1.5-2l a day and try to drink mainly water. Caffeine in tea and coffee, fizzy drinks, fruit juices and alcohol can all irritate your bladder, so try […]
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