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Who do you see for frequently pulled muscles in back / neck?


sdow687

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There is a Physiotherapist upstairs at the DMC Crystal Palace rd.


I had some sessions there on the NHS after referal from my doctor at the DMC.


Not sure if he does Private. Just pop in and see. Go in the main door then door on the left. upstairs

and there is a small hatch on the left to check in.


DulwichFox

  • 7 months later...

Daniel at Dulwich Chiropractic has treated me several times for a sprained back and once for a sprained neck, I guess this is the same sort of thing?


He's brilliant and has many recommendations on here. The clinic is in Crystal Palace Road.


http://www.dulwichchiropractic.co.uk/

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