The New Surgery is based in a purpose built clinic in the New Forest. We have been successfully providing osteopathic and other complementary services to our patients since 1995. Osteopathy is used to examine, diagnose, treat and prevent a wide range of conditions. You might visit an osteopath for rehabilitation from an injury, pain relief or for keeping yourself well.
Osteopathy is suitable for all age groups, from young children to people in the later years of their lives. Over a twelve-month period we asked patients to complete a set of questionnaires before and after their course of treatment. 100% of our patients said that they had enough time to talk about their health complaint and that their treatment was explained to them in a way that they could understand.
Osteopathy is suitable for all age groups, from young children to people in the later years of their lives. Over a twelve-month period we asked patients to complete a set of questionnaires before and after their course of treatment. 100% of our patients said that they had enough time to talk about their health complaint and that their treatment was explained to them in a way that they could understand.
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Osteopathy
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Steven is an experienced osteopath who graduated from the European School of Osteopathy in 1995. In his early career Steven worked in a number of osteopathic clinics across the south of England alongside developing his own practice. Steven took over The New Surgery in Brockenhurst in 2000 and has built it up to be a thriving clinic.
Common Conditions
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Common conditions (common pains) people present with include headaches, sciatica, low back pain, shoulder pain, sports injuries and disc injuries. Each page explains the science behind the pain with useful links. We feel that understanding your own body goes a long way to avoiding or minimising common pains, and can help you to be able to help yourself.
Sciatica
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Patients often present with Sciatica - as it is something that either their GP has diagnosed or because it is in such common usage they have diagnosed themselves (if you google sciatica you get over 22 million results!). Although Sciatica does exist, I feel it is an overused term - and often used as a catch-all term for low back pain (see Low Back Pain section).
Headaches
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Headaches are common, as the NHS says on its website "most people are likely to have experienced a tension headache at some point". These can be anything from just an annoying ache to full on agony of some migraines where people actually tried to take the pain away by banging their head against a wall.
Low back pain
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Most adults will suffer low back pain at some point in their life, in fact, recent research has put back pain 4th, as one of leading worldwide disability problems we have to adjust our daily lives to (heart disease is number 1). The pain can vary from a mild ache to a severe and debilitating problem; it can last seconds to a long-term problem which we seem to have had forever.
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