TREATMENTS
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PHYSIOTHERAPY
Musculoskeletal Physiotherapy provides expert assessment and treatment for pain, injuries, and movement disorders. HCPC registered clinicians deliver personalised care to help you recover and move well.
Your journey in Physiotherapy will often commence with a comprehensive clinical examination where you will be asked about your symptoms and these will then be assessed physically using several appropriate testing strategies.
A Musculoskeletal Physiotherapist is a HCPC regulated and chartered clinician who is able to manage a large array of pain related injuries, syndromes and diseases that exist across our lifespan through trauma or atraumatic related experiences.
Conditions appropriate for Physiotherapy
- Mechanical Spinal (Neck/Thoracic/Low back) Pain.
- Radiculopathies (Spinal referred pain i.e. sciatic pain).
- Shoulder impingement syndrome
- Rotator Cuff related Shoulder Pain
- Tennis/Golfers Elbow
- Carpel Tunnel Syndrome
- Joint Osteoarthritis
- Hip Impingement syndrome
- Trochanteric Pain syndrome
- Tendon disorders known as Tendinopathies.
- Anterior Knee Disorders (Patellofemoral Pain, Fat Pad impingements).
- Muscle/Tendon Injuries such as strains, tears, ruptures.
- Running related calf injuries
- Ankle Impingements
- Tibialis posterior Tendinopathies
- Plantar Fasciitis
- Forefoot related pain such as stress fractures, overload or interdigital neuromas.
- Post operative care such as total knee/hip replacements (please ask for more information).
- Age related Sarcopenia
- Autoimmune conditions such as Ankylosing spondylitis, Rheumatoid Arthritis etc.
- Sports injuries such as ankle sprains, knee and shoulder injuries.
How Physiotherapy Helps Relieve Pain
As the title suggests, ‘Physio’ – ‘therapists’
Assess the key culprits physically, offer a diagnosis or clinical impression for your painful condition and then apply a range of treatments within your appointment to try and modify pain responses and in many cases make pain go away.
This is achieved using manual approaches such as soft tissue mobilization, joint mobilization or manipulation.
In many cases, a Physiotherapist will also prescribe physical movements or exercises with a view to improve quality and range of motion or strengthen a desired group of structures.
In routine cases, each exercise should be ‘prescribed’ as such to change the way in which you move or to target tissue in a such a manner to stimulate adaptation over a time span. This will be discussed thoroughly when provided.
Our Physiotherapists
Diogo Tavares
Physiotherapist
What our clients say about us...
* Individual experiences may vary. Testimonials are not intended to make health claims or guarantee outcomes.
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Easily stay connected with your care through our app.
We believe in making you part of your care with us, this is why we have our own app, full of great features to help you.
- Book & manage appointments
- Refer friends & family
- Loyalty bonuses & rewards
- View your X-rays
- Your own exercise hub
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