Doctors in Worthing, United Kingdom

Broadwater Osteopathic Practicemore info 2 Sompting Road Worthing, West Sussex BN14 9EP 01903 820206

paul on 07878468500 he will come to you .

Sacha Butcher-Clark. Tarring osteopath. Very good. D

Dean Dickinson agility healthcare

I'd recommend Sasha at Tarring Osteopaths as wel,l she's sorted my back out. Wouldn't go anywhere else.

Mark Potter at the Injury Treatment Centre in Portland Rd, he is amazing. Partner was told would never regain use of his arm by Worthing Physio and specialist went and saw him who we have gone to for other things and within 12 weeks not only regained f...See More

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would definitely recommend Luke Savage at Worthing Osteopath Clinic based in Worthing leisure centre he is fantastic

Nick Mitchell of Broadwater Osteopathic Clinic has been treating my husband for years and is great

www.northcourtchiropractic.com Northcourt Chiropractic northcourtchiropractic.com Worthing Mctimoney Chiropractor and massage clinic

Another thumbs up for Sacha at Tarring Osteopaths. Superb. http://www.osteopathy.org/... Find an Osteopath - Sacha Babbage-Clark - BOA www.osteopathy.org British Osteopathic Association (and Find an Osteopath)

I can recommend a fantastic chiropractor if that helps? Michelle Brennan of Back 2 Fitness in Rustington! Absolutely amazing - magic hands!

Malcolm Stuart check out his webpage he only charges £25 but worth every penny, in Mile oak

Clare Howell x

843855 Durrington health centre, top of Columbia drive

Durrington health centre have a few practices in there but I suggest Mayflower surgery or Victoria road who both use DHC

I'm with Victoria rd via Durrington health centre. It's about 5 mins from Tesco

01903 843855 for Victoria road via Durrington health centre

DO NOT go to The Strand. They're shit!

I'm with Victoria Road Surgery in Durrington, Health Centre, lovely staff, I'm with Dr Butler, she is lovely as are all the Drs xxx

Go to your nearest GUM clinic, they will smear test you I believe. Otherwise Mr Rymer at Goring Hall - the alternative to a smear is a biopsy and from that they can tell if you have Cancer. You could ask your gp to refer you to him anyway.

We recommmend that you ask your GP for a referral to your nearest Hypermobility Clinic http://www.hypermobility.org/clinics.php Pain is a main symptom of Hypermobility Syndrome. List of symptoms here: http://www.hypermobility.org/diagnosis.php

Physio is a mainline treatment for HMS but this has to be provided by a Therapist who has a good understanding of the condition and they need to give you exercises that don't aggravate your condition. Pain Medication plays an important role to control your pain levels so that you can maintain movement and exercise.

Hi Emma, Ask to be referred to Occupational Therapist or Wheelchair services. If you get any arguments email Donna on admin@hypermobility.org

Ps I was also told by the physio to go to Red Cross for wheel chair as don't do them through the nhs:-( Hope he's ok xx

Balance your hormones, balance your life by Dr. Claudia Welch. She is a very amazing Ayurvedic practitioner.

I can't speak for other therapists, just my wife's prices... but these can obviously vary depending on the therapist and nature of their work ... nutritionist, homoeopath, western herbalist .. clause: use the governing body websites to find your local therapist. It needs face to face consultations, really not an effective method by distance ;-) Note on hormone related tests .. ".. Adrenal Stress Index: Checks the levels of Cortisol and DHEA in the Saliva. Test performed at home, timed samples required.Kit provided. Urine Thyroid Hormones: Useful when blood tests come back as within range but symptoms suggest sub-clinical functioning of Thyroid. Checks T4, T3 and T3/T4 conversion..." http://www.sussexherbalist.co.uk/herbal-medicine-an-overview-and-introduction/fees-questions/

for hypermobility clinics have a look here http://hypermobility.org/resources/hms-clinics/

Its Dr Chiu. Told u I was useless with names.

Great that a surgeon has shown so much interest, Angela. I don't know what the procedure is in the USA, but there is no specific medical genetic test for EDS Hypermobility type it is a clinical diagnosis. I have provided the link which provides more information on EDS Hypermobility and other EDS types MC http://hypermobility.org/help-advice/genes-inheritance/.

Shelley Road Surgery:-)

Iv been with St Lawrence for 29 years never had a problem there excellent Dr surgery

Shelley Road is now Worthing Medical Group and has joined with Heene Road. Since the join I have found the service better but I am looking into changing to St Lawrence xXx

Don't go to heene rd they are crap. Broadwater surgery goid

Don't go to shelly road. Horrific surgery! Victoria road or st Lawrence are best. Good luck

Go anywhere apart from Mayflower Surgery at Durrington Health Centre !!

Hi Julianne, I saw Dr Marguerie at Nuffield Hospital, Warwick, about a month ago after over a year of chronic fatigue and he diagnosed me immediately with HMS and dysfunctional breathing syndrome, neither of which I had heard of before! I have biweekly physio there now which is really helping. I am paying privately for it but it is worth it. Good luck x

Dr Helen McIver gave the talk at the weekend in leicester, holiday inn-is that the one you mean Cara?

There is a huge difference between the efficiency of private sector and nhs, for example - Specsavers full range of eye tests took 40 minutes, exactly the same tests at Worthing hospital 3 and a half hours ! I'm sure pay rates arnt that different so it must be attitude and work ethic.