Osteopathy
What is Osteopathy?
Osteopathy is an established and recognised system of diagnosis and treatment. A breakdown in the body’s normal working patterns can place unnecessary stress, strain and pain, on the body.
Osteopathy is unique in the way that it recognises that much of the pain and disability, which we suffer, stems from abnormalities in the function of the body structure, as well as damage caused to it by disease. It also examines the structure and functional integrity of the body and how the parts of the body interact together.
At Pegasus Clinics, we look at the whole individual. We take a full medical history both past and present to help understand your current state of health. We then devise a suitable treatment plan to encourage a speedy recovery so that you are pain free. We also endeavour to try and work out patterns that have caused the problems both extrinsic and intrinsic and help address the factors that you can change.
Osteopathy is unique in the way that it recognises that much of the pain and disability, which we suffer, stems from abnormalities in the function of the body structure, as well as damage caused to it by disease. It also examines the structure and functional integrity of the body and how the parts of the body interact together.
At Pegasus Clinics, we look at the whole individual. We take a full medical history both past and present to help understand your current state of health. We then devise a suitable treatment plan to encourage a speedy recovery so that you are pain free. We also endeavour to try and work out patterns that have caused the problems both extrinsic and intrinsic and help address the factors that you can change.
What can Osteopaths treat?
Osteopaths treat many conditions of which we’ve included some in the list below (more information can also be found in the injuries section):
- Headaches
- Neck and shoulder pain
- Jaw Pain
- Mid back pain
- Low back pain
- Tendonitis
- Muscle strains/tears
- Ankle injuries
- Tennis and golfer’s elbow
- Carpal tunnel syndrome
- Repetitive strain injuries (RSI)
- Pain related to pregnancy
- Sports injuries
- Frozen shoulder
- Posture related injuries
- Disc injuries
Why Choose us? |
Latest Treatment Technology
At Pegasus Clinics, we believe in continually checking the efficiency of our treatments and technology. We have the latest electrotherapy machines such as ultrasound and TENS. We are also one of the few local clinics to have a Low Level Laser unit which can help accelerate the healing of injured/torn muscles and ligaments.
Hands On Treatment
We use technology only if we feel it will help you rehabilitate faster. We feel that technology can help compliment what we are trying to achieve. We train for many years to develop our keen sense of touch which help us feel small changes in joints, muscles and tendons.
Long Established Clinic
We've been open in our current location at the border of Edgware, Harrow, Kingsbury and Stanmore since 2005. Since then we have helped 1000's of patients achieve their goals and hobbies. We always try and ensure that you see the same practitioner that you always saw to ensure continuity. We will always tell you what we plan on doing and how it will help.
Convenient Opening Hours
As our patients come from far and near we understand that patients require time to get to the clinic at their convenience. Some patients come straight from work, others on the way to work. We try and accommodate our patients appointment requirements as best as we possibly can.
Excellent Transport links
We are lucky to have off street parking for a couple of cars. Hopefully very soon we should have charging capabilities for two cars on site too. In you're not lucky enough to get those parking spots, there is an abundance of free on street parking. We are also well served by public transport; the underground station and bus stops are just 2 minutes walk away. This does mean some of our patients come from all over London and the surrounding areas. There are excellent bus connections with bus routes 114, 614, 79, 288 all serving Queensbury underground station.