Who we Treat
Who do Osteopaths treat? More specifically who does Dr Roger Kingston treat? It is not uncommon for an Osteopath to have a specific area of interest like sports injuries or acute pain. Some may not treat babies and children. I have been in dedicated Osteopathic Family Practice for over 30 years and am happy to see anyone. I do have an interest in babies. Family practice has allowed me to develop a wide skill set and knowing a family helps treat the individual.
Who Do Osteopaths Treat?
What conditions do osteopaths treat? These questions are hard to answer because, to use a cliché, we treat individuals. Each person has a unique presentation, history, and understanding of how their condition affects them.
It is not enough to view someone simply as “an arthritic hip.” We look at how the issue fits into the overall picture of the person and how we can help. Focusing only on symptoms may miss the actual cause or contributing factors.
Most people we see have musculoskeletal issues or functional disorders. Our role is to understand why they are struggling, why recovery has stalled, and what is needed to address the problem in both the short and long term.
Our basic aim remains the same: to make you comfortable as quickly as possible. We also want to improve your condition so it does not bother you again.
Dr Roger Kingston is a very experienced Osteopath who remains very much in Family Practice and will treat all age groups.
Who do Osteopaths treat and what sorts of conditions might someone complain to us about?
Arthritis
Muscular sprains and strains
Sports Injuries
Acute Pain
Chronic Pain
Slipped Disk / Prolapsed Disk
Frozen Shoulder
Repetitive Strain Injury RSI
Whiplash
Pregnancy Discomfort
Pregnancy and Post Partum Issues
Baby check ups
Growing pains in Children
Temporomadibular Joint TMJ
Foot Pain
Post surgical recovery
Degenerative joint conditions
Earache
Pelvic Pain
Crying babies
Sports performance enhancement

