Sheffield Sports Medicine

I arrived to see Michael with a very complex nerve pain issue after suffering eclampsia that caused severe mobility issues. Consultants told me I would have to give up work and slow the pace of my life, ask for help to take care of my children, at that point I found Dr Lee. Soon after I was back to good health again, still working hard and raising my children within just a few months I had fully recovered and was medication free. I'm writing this review 2 years later and I've not had an issue since.
Apr 21st, 2023

Attend the clinic to have an intolerance test, it was recommend by friends as the test help her daughter with bloating. And i suffer from eczema from young, the test allow me to found food that cause my skin condition. So totally worth it
Sep 2nd, 2022

Aug 8th, 2022

When looking for the place online where I could leave a review, I came across one that perfectly phrased what I wanted to say. I have essentially copied this in abbreviated form, as well as adding some of my own thoughts. - I would not recommend this place if you want any sort of evidence based therapy. What is practiced is a mixture of reflexology and other pseudo scientific methods amounting to nothing more than a lot of nonsensical theory and a interventional placebo effect. - I was assured in the appointment that the therapy had "fixed" my chronic problems and they wouldn't return. I was of course extremely skeptical, but when you are a patient and in pain, you feel vulnerable and self-conscious within the appointment itself, so I didn't feel I could voice my concerns. In fact you feel hopeful that this might be true. Needless to say the promised "fix" did not occur. This is damaging to a patients mental health, which is already impacted by the chronic pain. - On a more basic level, the appointment was poorly managed time wise. The information/rationale/explanation was scattered and not easy to follow as a patient which leads to confusion. Given, how the "unknown" plays into pain, I think this approach seems strange and ineffective. - At the end of the appointment, I pushed for more information on what I could do going forward to help my pain and was told that I needed to book an appointment the following day to see someone else at the practice (and part with more large sums of money no doubt). - It was extortionate! There is no prices on the website which I think is awful. I have seen many private practitioners over the years and they tend to all sit around the same price range. This was above and beyond in price. Obviously, this is made worse by the fact that the appointment was ineffective and I honestly felt like the whole thing was a joke. - I attempted to complain and received no response. The issue I went in with was a chronic one, and undoubtedly comes with a psychological element. This appointment made me feel cheated and honestly upset. Please take time to consider who you see and what a "sports medicine" approach entails. If there was an option to put "no stars", I would.
Aug 24th, 2022

I would not recommend this place if you want any sort of evidence based therapy. What is practised is a mixture of reflexology and other pseudo scientific methods amounting to nothing more than a lot of nonsensical theory and a interventional placebo effect. If you are looking for any kind of strength and conditioning advice to supplement your sport I would not recommend Sheffield Sports 'Medicine' at all. If you want to waste money on any number of pseudo science e.g. osteopathy, reflexology or acupuncture then go for it - I take issue with a clinic that makes claims of providing physiotherapy services and then actually delivers practise with no evidence base whatsoever. Furthermore, after my experience of the clinic despite three attempts to contact the clinic no response was given, which was strange as prior to my visit they were very helpful and responsive. Please look through their website before booking an appointment to have a look for yourself at the anecdotal type 'evidence' they have and don't waste your money here.
Apr 9th, 2022