Treatments for Thumb Arthritis

Arthritis in the thumb is the most common form of arthritis that affects your hands. Read on to find out more about the symptoms, causes and treatment for thumb arthritis at Ramsay Healthcare.

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Is Your Daily Routine Playing Havoc With Your Back

Back pain is a very common problem, about 80 percent of adults experience low back pain at some point in their lifetimes. Sometimes it’s obvious what’s causing your back pain, but more often it's not clear - read on to find out about daily routine activities that may cause back pain.

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Take Care of Your Knees When Cycling

As we all get enthused with cycling during the Tour de France, there will inevitably be a few knee injuries along the way.

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Cartilage Problems - What Are The Options

Mr George Tselentakis, Consultant Orthopaedic Surgeon at North Downs Hospital discusses what the options are for cartilage problems.

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Looking After Your Hips and Knees

Hip & Knee Consultant Surgeon, Dr Gaurav Batra believes the emphasis should be placed on prevention and gives advice on how to protect joints. 

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Lesser Toe Deformity

Information on lesser toe deformities from Consultant Podiatric Surgeon Antony Wilkinson.

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Key Hole Bunion Surgery

A focus on key hole bunion surgery, a condition affecting the big toe joint. The bunion correction is explained by Ramsay Health Care Consultant Podiatric Surgeon, Antony Wilkinson.

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Hallux Valgus

A focus on the most common foot condition, hallux valgus. A condition affecting the big toe joint, explained by a Ramsay Health Care Consultant Podiatric Surgeon, Antony Wilkinson.

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Mortons Neuroma

A focus on a common foot condition, Mortons Neuroma. Neuroma is a thickened nerve, explained by our Consultant Podiatric Surgeon, Antony Wilkinson.

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