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Chronic pain can become debilitating by restricting your movements and interrupting your sleep. Your pain can affect you and all your family. Improving your condition could be as simple as having a non-surgical treatment.
If you do require surgery, you can be assured that your treatment will be led by a fully qualified specialist consultant and their team.
At our facility we can offer you care and support, from the diagnosis of your problem through to treatment and rehabilitation.
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