Showing posts with label Sheffield Physiotherapy. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Sheffield Physiotherapy. Show all posts

Friday, 7 November 2014

IDD Therapy clinical feature in Spinal Surgery News - Sheffield Physio John Wood's findings


The Autumn edition of Spinal Surgery News features Sheffield Physiotherapy’s Director, John Wood examining the physiological effects of IDD Therapy on connective tissues. 


John has been using IDD Therapy to treat his chronic disc patients at SheffieldPhysiotherapy for over three years.  His article concludes: 

Observing the clinical outcomes of my patients, the available research and the experience of other clinicians, IDD Therapy provides an assured non-invasive approach to relieving pain and returning function to those patients who have not responded to manual therapy and who wish to exhaust non-invasive options. 

From a physiotherapy viewpoint, the complex re-organisation of muscle tone and connective tissue brought about by IDD Therapy leading to improved spinal mobility,  appears to be a key driver in the clinical outcomes of this evolving treatment modality."

The SSN journal is subscribed to by 1250 spinal surgeons; this issue was also distributed to delegates attending Eurospine 2014 in Lyon. 

Click the link to read John's article SPINAL SURGERY NEWS  If you would like to receive a pdf of the article, please email us at info @ iddtherapy.co.uk subject 'IDD article'.

Sheffield Physiotherapy is part of a network of UK IDD Therapy Spine Centres.  

To learn more about IDD Therapy treatment, go to www.IDDTherapy.co.uk

Wednesday, 16 July 2014

IDD Therapy solves ex-wrestler's back pain agony

26 year old industrial engineer, Dominyk Mackevic suffered for years with back pain and sciatica before finally finding relief with IDD Therapy at Sheffield Physiotherapy.

“My back pain problems began ten years ago when I was a professional wrestler.  Competing at such a high level meant I was doing extensive weight training.  The episodes of pain were sporadic at first but soon became frequent and progressed to sciatic pain in both legs which was almost constant.  I couldn’t sleep without waking often and I had to take strong painkillers every day.”

Dominyk tried many different manual treatments over the years but none gave him any lasting improvement.

“I had some physiotherapy and chiropractic treatments but they didn’t really help; I still had to take the painkillers every day to keep going.  Eventually I couldn’t walk very well and I found the manual aspects of my work very difficult.  I wasn’t able to enjoy any of my sports or go to the gym either.  I couldn’t see an end to the pain and I was beginning to think I’d have to suffer like this for the rest of my life…

I really didn’t want to resort to invasive treatments so I decided to research a non-invasive targeted disc treatment called IDD Therapy which my wife had received in Lithuania some years before with excellent results.  I was relieved to see that there were clinics in the UK and I called my nearest one at Sheffield Physiotherapy.”

Sheffield Physiotherapy’s Clinical Director, JohnWood diagnosed a herniated disc in Dominyk’s lower back and was confident that the IDD Therapy treatment programme would help.  After a series of IDD treatments and a complimentary exercise programme, Dominyk is pain-free, mobile and able to enjoy normal daily life again:

“I’ve got this fantastic feeling of being given a second chance to do things I used to take for granted such as swimming, cycling, gardening and going to the gym.  Most important of all, I can get a good night’s sleep now without constantly waking with the pain. I would recommend IDD Therapy to anyone who is suffering like I did.”

Clinic Director, John Wood’s expertise in treating spinal conditions spans over 20 years.  He is delighted with his IDD patient outcomes:

“With IDD we can help to change a patient’s outlook, setting them the realistic goal of becoming pain-free and being able to get back to their normal daily activities.  We encourage specific exercises which are tailored to the progressive stages of treatment, developing the patient’s confidence in movement as both safe and constructive to their recovery.

 Anyone who has frequent episodes of back pain, neck pain or sciatica should call their nearest IDD Therapy Spine Centre to discuss their condition and treatment options.”  


For details of IDD Therapy and other treatments offered at Sheffield Physiotherapy, call  0114 268 6677 or go to www.SheffieldPhysiotherapy.co.uk

To see IDD Therapy patient video testimonials, go to www.IDDTherapy.co.uk