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The most common tennis injuries
What are the most common tennis injuries? With Wimbledon approaching there are a number of injuries that budding tennis players can suffer from, and no I don’t just mean tennis elbow – however we will discuss this. Beyond tennis elbow the other two most common...
Women’s Health red flags
Women's health appointment in Wandsworth Red flags are signs and symptoms that something more serious may be going on are that we need to refer you to A and E, your GP or a gynaecologist. It doesn’t matter if you are pregnant, recently giving birth or are going...
Six tips to manage urinary incontinence
Treatment for urinary incontinence in Wandsworth Have your lower back and pelvis examined by a Women’s Health Physiotherapist. They will be able to assess the stability of your joints the function of your muscles and your movement patterns which may be putting you at...
How Women’s Health Physiotherapy can help you during pregnancy
Women’s health physiotherapy in Wandsworth Women’s health physiotherapy specifically treats women with problems during and after pregnancy. There are a number of common conditions that a pregnant woman will suffer from. As you move into the second and third trimester...
Split down the middle
Do I have rectus diastasis? There is a condition that women suffer from during pregnancy called rectus diastasis (DRA) – this is where the abdominal muscles separate in the midline whilst you are pregnant. DRA was first documented in 1858 and is classically defined as...
Postpartum Women’s Health Physiotherapy
Do I need post partum physiotherapy? After you have given birth to your baby there are a number of conditions which you may suffer from. It is advisable for all women who have recently had a baby to visit a women’s health physiotherapist for and postnatal assessment....
The effects of pregnancy on your body
What happens to my body during pregnancy? There are numerous things that happen to your body when you are pregnant. The average women can weigh between 10-15kg more than their normal weight in the third trimester. This extra weight comes in the following form:...
Body transformation 2018
Pre conceptual care
What can I do to secure a successful pregnancy? A successful and healthy pregnancy is all about creating balance in your body and nurturing and environment for a new life to grow. A study conducted by the university of Surrey in England showed that 83% of couples,...
Carbohydrate loading for the London Marathon
What is carbohydrate loading? Carbohydrate loading is a concept that both athletes and the general pubic know of. This is largely due to the marketing of carbohydrate based products such as whole grains, sugary snack foods and sports drinks being the champion or elite...
Rehydration strategies
What's the best way to rehydrate? Drinking water is usually the first line strategy to replace fluids lost through sweat, however consuming large amounts of plain water is not recommended to replace fluid or electrolyte losses and can lead to hyponatremia and even...
Hydration Strategies for The London Marathon
How to hydrate for a marathon Dehydration can have a serious negative effect on performance. As little as 2% dehydration causes: 8% loss of speed 10% loss of strength 20% loss of cognitive function Dehydration occurs through loss of sweat from the body, mainly in the...
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Running injuries to the foot – plantar facitis
An update on plantar fasciitis The most common cause of foot pain in runners is from a condition called plantar fasciitis. It can be a severe sharp pain in the sole of the foot just on the heel bone. It is a chronic degenerative condition that is brought about by...
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We have reception cover most of the time we are open, however if you can't get through it's quick and easy to book online. Please be aware that calls to Wandsworth Physiotherapy & Osteopathy are recorded to comply with ICO data protection and the recordings are stored for 3 months then deleted. All stored information is password protected.
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Monday | 08:00 - 21:00 |
Tuesday | 08:00 - 21:00 |
Wednesday | 08:00 - 21:00 |
Thursday | 08:00 - 21:00 |
Friday | 08:00 - 20:30 |
Saturday | 09:00 - 16:00 |
Sunday | 10:00 - 15:00 |
No reception cover on Sundays - please book online, the door may be locked so ring the bell.