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If you do a lot of kneeling at work, you may be suffering from knee injuries and conditions associated with your knee joints. Our articles provide information on some of the most common knee-related conditions and the treatments we offer to help relieve pain and increase your mobility.
Knee injuries such as ACL tears due to squatting, bending and crouching can cause pain, discomfort, and limit your ability to carry out aspects of your job. We can help.
Our guide to knee injuries
Heavy physical work or using power tools are common risks for developing arthritis. Discover more about this condition; how to ease pain and improve mobility.
Be kind to your joints
If your job requires a lot of kneeling, you could be at risk of developing prepatellar bursitis. Find out more about treatment for this common condition.
Our guide to bursitis
If your work involves lots of kneeling, the joint may become damaged or worn by arthritis and need replacing. But does a new knee affect your ability to work? Our guide can help.
Knee replacement surgery
Injuries that affect your back, neck, and abdomen - including hernia and spinal injuries like a slipped disc - can cause pain and affect your ability to perform even the most basic manual tasks at work. We offer a range of treatments and advice that can help you get moving again.
Repeated twisting or looking up are just some of the ways you can damage your neck at work. Read our tips to preventing neck pain and injuries.
How to relieve neck pain
If your job involves standing for long periods, repetitive heavy lifting or stretching, vibration from industrial machines or power tools, you may be at risk of developing back pain.
Help for back pain
Repetitive bending or twisting in your job can lead to a slipped - or herniated - disc. Find out more about the symptoms of this condition and how it can be treated.
What causes a herniated disc?
Hernias can result from heavy lifting or physical activity. Our guide below offers some hints and tips to help you avoid developing a hernia and what to do if one forms.
How to avoid a herniaIs pain or stiffness in your shoulder, elbow, wrist or hand from lifting and carrying affecting your ability to work? See how our team of experienced Consultants and Physiotherapists can help you manage pain and improve mobility.
From painting and decorating to carpentry, plumbing and construction, tennis and golfer's elbow can stop you from carrying out your tasks at work. Our treatment for these conditions can help.
Tennis and golfer's elbow explained
Repetitive movement of the shoulder in your job is just one of the ways in which you can damage the joint. Read our tips to preventing shoulder pain and injuries.
Advice for dealing with shoulder pain
If you’re suffering from pain, stiffness and reduced mobility in your hand and wrist because of tendonitis, it may be affecting your ability to work. Read our guide to preventing and treating this common condition.
Exercises for tendonitisFoot, ankle, and lower limb injuries make can make everyday tasks at work difficult and uncomfortable. If you spend a lot of time walking or standing, our guides can help you understand how to avoid common conditions and the procedures available at our hospital if you do need treatment.
Do you spend a lot of time on your feet? If you suffer with tired, aching or painful feet we offer treatment for a range of conditions, including Morton's Neuroma.
Help for tired feet
If your job puts you at risk of an injury to your toenail, you’re more likely to developing ingrown toenails. Discover how we can help.
Treating ingrown toenail pain
If you stand for long periods in hot weather, you could develop varicose veins, even if you're otherwise healthy. Read our guide to prevention and treatment.
Preventing varicose veinsIf you work in a loud or dusty environment, you could develop a condition related to your ears, nose or throat. Our guides offer tips on the treatments we have available.
Exposure to loud sounds from industrial environments and machinery at work can be a common cause of tinnitus. Find out how to avoid and manage tinnitus.
Managing tinnitus
Noise at work can be unavoidable. But there are things you and your employer can do to reduce your exposure to loud noises. Read our guide to find out more.
Five ways to prevent hearing loss
If you have an allergy to a substance you regularly encounter at work, such as wood or cement dust, you might experience the symptoms of rhinitis.
Treatment for allergiesWorking outdoors in extremes of temperature, in a dusty environment or with harsh chemicals can affect your skin. Our dermatology treatments can help.
Contact dermatitis is a type of eczema triggered by contact with a particular substance or material.
Help for contact dermatitis
If your job involves working in a harsh environment or handling chemicals, eczema can make day to day tasks difficult.
Managing eczema at work
If you'll be spending time working outdoors this summer, our short guide can help with tips on staying safe in the sun.
Be safe in the sun this SummerIt's easy to find out more about treatment by giving us a call or completing our enquiry form.
