Core Body Clinic Ltd is a specialist physiotherapy clinic providing treatment of sports injury, pelvic pain (Male and Female), back and joint pain and injury rehabilitation. We also provide Ultrasound scanning and injection therapy (Steroid and Hyaluronic Acid) at our clinics Our locations include our Mumbles physiotherapy clinic (SA3 5TW), Swansea physiotherapy clinic (SA1 5PQ), in Wales, and our Tilehurst Physiotherapy clinic (RG315DG) in Reading.
Physiotherapy specialists in clinical diagnosis of pain and sports injury. Core Body Clinic leads in the most cutting edge of assessment and treatment techniques to get you better quickly and keep you better. Book an appointment on the phone or online. Once you are booked we will confirm with a consent form and booking confirmation. You have the choice to book online or pay at clinic.
It is very easy and you can call the clinic if you prefer to make an appointment in person.
Physiotherapy specialists in clinical diagnosis of pain and sports injury. Core Body Clinic leads in the most cutting edge of assessment and treatment techniques to get you better quickly and keep you better. Book an appointment on the phone or online. Once you are booked we will confirm with a consent form and booking confirmation. You have the choice to book online or pay at clinic.
It is very easy and you can call the clinic if you prefer to make an appointment in person.
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Adrian Wagstaff is the lead physiotherapist, owner and clinical director at Core Body Clinic.
He has a wealth of experience in sport and musculoskeletal physiotherapy and holds both a BSc in Physiotherapy and a Masters (MSc) degree in Manual and Manipulative therapy.
Adrian is also one of very few male chronic pelvic pain and prostate surgery rehabilitationphysiotherapists.
He is skilled in the treatment of complex male pelvic pain and also in the rehabilitation of the pelvic floor after prostate surgery (incontinence and erectile dysfunction).
He has a wealth of experience in sport and musculoskeletal physiotherapy and holds both a BSc in Physiotherapy and a Masters (MSc) degree in Manual and Manipulative therapy.
Adrian is also one of very few male chronic pelvic pain and prostate surgery rehabilitationphysiotherapists.
He is skilled in the treatment of complex male pelvic pain and also in the rehabilitation of the pelvic floor after prostate surgery (incontinence and erectile dysfunction).
TMJ or temporomandibular pain is a common problem affecting the joint connecting the jaw and head.
At Core Body Clinic we have been using physiotherapy to treat temporomandibular pain for many years and with great success.
There is hope!
TMJ pain can range from an annoyance to a very debilitating condition and seeing a physiotherapist is the right thing to do and is recommended with the support of scientific evidence.
The TMJ is composed of many parts: the mandible bone, lower jaw, and the temporal bone or Maxilla.
At Core Body Clinic we have been using physiotherapy to treat temporomandibular pain for many years and with great success.
There is hope!
TMJ pain can range from an annoyance to a very debilitating condition and seeing a physiotherapist is the right thing to do and is recommended with the support of scientific evidence.
The TMJ is composed of many parts: the mandible bone, lower jaw, and the temporal bone or Maxilla.
Physiotherapy is an effective tool for dealing with Headaches.
Headaches are frequently misunderstood and therefore mismanaged.
There have been some 300 different types of headaches described, from well known 'migraine' to the more ridiculous 'chewing gum' headache.
The Physiotherapists at Core Body Clinic 'know' how to differentiate, diagnose and rehabilitate headache syndromes.
The good news is that headaches are rarely anything 'serious', however, persistant headaches must be seen by your Doctor or Physiotherapist.
Headaches are frequently misunderstood and therefore mismanaged.
There have been some 300 different types of headaches described, from well known 'migraine' to the more ridiculous 'chewing gum' headache.
The Physiotherapists at Core Body Clinic 'know' how to differentiate, diagnose and rehabilitate headache syndromes.
The good news is that headaches are rarely anything 'serious', however, persistant headaches must be seen by your Doctor or Physiotherapist.
Physiotherapy is highly effective for the treatment of Discs.
A slipped disc relates to excessive movement in the intervertebral disc (IVD) causing the disc to bulge or herniate.
The IVD is the soft tissue between the each vertebrae in the spine and are found in the neck, middle and lower back.
The disc is highly versitile allowing the movements of bending and providing shock absorption through the spinal column.
However, because of injury and ageing the discs may become a source or cause of pain.
A slipped disc relates to excessive movement in the intervertebral disc (IVD) causing the disc to bulge or herniate.
The IVD is the soft tissue between the each vertebrae in the spine and are found in the neck, middle and lower back.
The disc is highly versitile allowing the movements of bending and providing shock absorption through the spinal column.
However, because of injury and ageing the discs may become a source or cause of pain.
It can be possible to separate these conditions and use special tests to determine which pathology is likely.
However, while some tests are useful we tend to go of how the pain behaves, whether there is weakness and how much the pain is an obstruction to daily living.
Cuff tears are tears of the tendon and can range from small to large complex tears.
A tear in the tendon refers to a region of disruption in the continuity of the tendon.
Tears can be full or partial thickness (half or fully through the tendon) and may be partial or complete.
However, while some tests are useful we tend to go of how the pain behaves, whether there is weakness and how much the pain is an obstruction to daily living.
Cuff tears are tears of the tendon and can range from small to large complex tears.
A tear in the tendon refers to a region of disruption in the continuity of the tendon.
Tears can be full or partial thickness (half or fully through the tendon) and may be partial or complete.
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