This professional approach offers a comprehensive re-examination of several medical conditions, that is often failed to be diagnosed and treated by traditional methods. Conservative treatment means treating the condition without the need for corticosteroid injections, invasive diagnostic procedures or full surgery.

Therefore, if you are:

• On the public health (NHS) eating list for surgery
• Offered surgery privately as part of an insurance policy benefits
• Decided to go for surgery as a professional recommendation of a surgeon
• Had your physiotherapy treatment failed
• Having too much pain and limitation so surgery seems to be your last result 
• You are a Professional athlete needing a surgical fix
• You are currently an injured amateur athlete/player or an active person

Then I wish to provide you with some background to what surgery means, its risks and some of its potential consequences, even if your problem can be technically fixed by surgery:

• Pain - some nerve damage as a normal result of the operation may alter the function of your nervous system, which can lead to severe and long-term pain, completely unrelated to any physical damage or your recovery process.
• Infection - a common risk of medical operation and general stay in hospitals, even in a successful surgery.
• Long term dysfunction and scars - once muscular, neural, boney or ligament tissue were cut off, they will rarely go back to their original form and properties. So your performance will never be the same as what it was before. Your body can compensation but it will have to work harder to achieve your previous level of performance. 
• No improvement - the fact you were operated does not mean your problem will be cured. Many surgeries these days are done since no option can be offered to the patient.
• Long-term recovery - the simplest operation takes between to six months to achieve initial recovery from. Most often it will take more than a year to return to full physical capacity. The time-off form family, work, regular hobbies and housework is often a big burden to most people. 
• Death - according to the NHS, more than 27,000 patients die annually from elective (planned) procedures. Therefore,  if you don’t truly need one then you should not have one!

If by now you’re reconsidering the surgical option, these are few of common conditions that are often operated and can be avoided by re-examination and specific treatment:

• Frozen shoulders
• Rotator calf injuries or impingement syndrome
• Trapped sciatic nerve - Sciatica
• Chronic groin surgeries - Gilmoiur’s Groin
• Lateral epicondylitis - Tennis Elbow
• Prolapsed disk
• Knee injuries (tendon, joint, or ligaments)
• Achilles Tendinopathy 
• Plantar fasciitis
• Morton’s neuroma of the forefoot

In the last few years, I helped several of my clients to avoid or prevent having surgeries of the above conditions. Over time I perfected the methodology which is what is NoOpp today.

Some of them were so grateful for it and I felt that it is time to publish it as part of my services, so I can help more people with their current pain or dysfunction by avoiding the risk of having surgery. 

This is how I do it:

I would first apply for a very comprehensive examination, in a way that you did not receive before by a physiotherapist and certainly not by your surgeon. Remember he or she is there to fix you when your physiotherapy treatment had failed to do so. That’s their job and they may still do it very well. 

I will then work out a diagnosis of your problem again (structurally and functionally) for the purpose of re-treating it effectively. I will also identify and actual sources of your pain and its mechanism.

Finally, I will highlight my finding to you and will be able to test them specifically as well as holistically and using advanced treatment methods to test and prove potential results immediately. I will then prescribe and applied the right treatment.

All of it will be explained to you in simple terms, diagrams, and clear demonstrations.  

Through the process and during the first session I will start with a questioning interview to track down your current and past medical history in regard to the problem you are about to be operated on. I will then apply manual tests for joints, ligaments, muscle,s and nerves as well as stability tests to understand and differentiate between your different symptoms.

I will be using my proven experience in clinical reasoning to localize your problem and its original sources precisely, while constantly keeping you in the loop of understanding everything I test or do.

Once the assessment is completed we will both know for sure what are the chances of helping you overcome your condition and avoiding the painful and limiting experience of surgery.

The treatment will be a combination of:

1. Varied manipulating therapies

2. Precise muscular exercises 

3. Shockwave (which is science proven surgery replacing treatment)

4. Rehabilitation and gradual returning to your previous function. 

Finally, there is nothing for you to lose here and you will be delighted with either preventing your upcoming surgery or knowing that you didn’t everything possible and that the surgery which you’re about to have is your very last resort.

Do not miss this opportunity to assess and hopefully prevent your source and all risks, pain, and hardship thereafter.