"After my first adjustment I started to improve, and by six weeks my
symptoms had completely resolved."

Dr Clive Morrison
General Practitioner

Mission Statement

As doctors of chiropractic, we provide a healthcare service which aims to identify, and treat, the causes of muscular and skeletal pain. We aim for a speedy and effective resolution of symptoms, with a reduced chance of recurrence.

Together with the patient, we develop the most appropriate individual treatment plan. As treatment progresses, we continue to respond to changes providing expert advice, reassurance and rehabilitative therapies, including nutritional, ergonomic and exercise advice. We work with other healthcare professionals to ensure a holistic approach to caring for our patient.

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Alba Chiropractic Clinic Warrington

152 Chester Road (A5060),
Warrington, Cheshire, WA4 6AQ

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Tel: 01925 411005
email: info@albachiropractic.co.uk

Open Hours: Monday-Friday, with early morning and evening appointments available.


Alba Chiropractic Clinic Warrington

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JANUARY CHARITY OF THE MONTH
 
DebRA
 
DebRA is the national charity working on behalf of people in the UK with the genetic skin blistering condition Epidermolysis Bullosa (EB).
 
DebRA provides practical support and funds research into EB (Epidermolysis Bullosa), a rare and currently incurable genetic skin condition, which affects children from birth. It is fatal in the most severe cases and even in its mildest form causes lifelong disability and pain.
People affected by EB rely primarily on the range of specialist support services provided by the charity rather than the NHS. Including specialists nurses and a welfare team.
About EB
  • The skin disorder is genetic (it cannot be 'caught') and the most serious form only occurs when two gene carriers have a child together
  • It causes a breakdown in the natural proteins that hold the skin together
  • The slightest touch can cause severe pain, blistering and sores
  • The skin blisters have to be lanced & dressed every day taking up to 3 hours
  • It is currently incurable In its most severe form, infants do not survive the disease
  • Life expectancy of adults can be cut dramatically short, by some 30-40 years
  • There are at least 5,000 people with EB in the UK and around 500,000 worldwide.
  • This equates to 1 in 17,000 live births being EB affected
  • One in 227 of us carry the defective gene.