New Year’s Resolutions for Your Spine: Banish Back Pain in 2025

New Year’s Resolutions for Your Spine: Banish Back Pain in 2025

As we step into 2025, why not make this the year you finally banish back pain? While exercise and good posture are the usual suspects in spinal health advice, there’s a world of innovative, lesser-known techniques to transform your back.  Step Backwards to Move Forward: Walking Backwards for Lumbar Relief Did you know walking backwards…

How To Avoid Back Pain At Christmas

How To Avoid Back Pain At Christmas

The Christmas holidays are a time for joy, indulgence and catching up with loved ones but they can also play havoc with your joints and muscles. Between long hours spent slumped on the sofa, marathon cooking sessions and the stress of ticking off that endless Christmas to-do list, it’s no wonder so many people end…

Are Back Braces Hurting Your Recovery?

Are Back Braces Hurting Your Recovery?

If you’re struggling with back pain, back braces or support belts, which promise relief and support, might seem like a perfect solution. But this shouldn’t be your first choice. Here’s why you should think twice before reaching for a brace – and what can help instead. Back Braces Weaken Core Muscles While a back brace…

When It Isn't Tennis Elbow: Brighton Physiotherapist on Elbow Pain

When It Isn’t Tennis Elbow: Brighton Physiotherapist on Elbow Pain

Causes, Symptoms and Everyday Activities That Trigger Elbow Pain Did you know you can develop ‘tennis elbow’ without the fun of playing a single match? Lateral epicondylitis (to give it its proper name) is a form of RSI (repetitive strain injury) caused by repeated twisting, gripping movements, such as swinging a tennis racquet. The overload…

Relieve Winter Joint Pain Naturally: How to Improve Lymphatic Flow

Relieve Winter Joint Pain Naturally: How to Improve Lymphatic Flow

As autumn sets in and winter approaches, we tend to get less exercise and less sunshine. During these times, back and joint pain often feels worse – to learn more about this, you can read our blog post about it here. But did you know that improving lymphatic flow is a great way to relieve…

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Relief for Menstrual Back Aches? Find Out How Chiro Can Help

When it’s that ‘time of the month’, nine out of ten women report that they experience low back pain alongside menstrual cramps. It’s common for periods to be accompanied by back pain, which can make you feel a lot worse and even affect your ability to work and generally get on with life. What causes…

Brighton Chiropractor On How to Avoid Back Pain While Hiking

Brighton Chiropractor On How to Avoid Back Pain While Hiking

Summer is here, which means hiking season! Hiking is great for your body and mind. Cardio exercise while immersing yourself in nature is an ideal combination for pain management, improving mental health and building your general fitness. Over time, hiking strengthens the muscles that support your spine and maintains flexibility and posture, as well as…

Air travel with back pain - Brighton chiropractor's top tips

Air travel with back pain – Brighton chiropractor’s top tips

If you suffer from back pain, air travel can be daunting. Cramped airline seats and heavy luggage as well as a general change in routine can sometimes cause existing back problems to flare up. But travelling doesn’t have to be hard on your back.  Avoiding back pain during and after air travel is all about…

Walk Your Way Out Of Pain - Brighton Chiropractor on Why Walking Is Essential For Healing Back Pain

Walk Your Way Out Of Pain – Brighton Chiropractor on Why Walking Is Essential For Healing Back Pain

You may have heard that we need to walk 10,000 steps a day. But where does this idea come from? The answer is a campaign from the 1960’s to advertise the Manpo-kei, otherwise known as the ‘10,000 steps meter’. This was chosen for its simplicity and as a way of marketing a product, but not…

Is Your Low Back Pain Caused By Your Sacroiliac Joint?

Is Your Low Back Pain Caused By Your Sacroiliac Joint?

Back pain causes can be difficult to diagnose without specialist knowledge. How do you know if it’s your discs, your muscles, your hips or sacroiliac joints? Inflammation or dysfunction of the sacroiliac (SI) joints produces symptoms that mimic many other back problems. The SI joints are in the pelvis and located where the sacrum joins…