PHYSIOTHERAPY DEPARTMENT
If you suffer from back pain, you may well have tried numerous treatments without finding any long-term relief.
Many of our patients have found that “passive” therapies ranging from chiropractic to injections, offer little, or only short-term benefit.
At The Back Clinic we offer something different – specialised active rehabilitation that targets the fundamental causes of back pain.
Physiotherapy uses proven techniques to help restore movement and function to anyone affected by an injury, disability or health condition.
PHYSIOTHERAPY DEPARTMENT SERVICES
BACK PAIN
– Acute and Chronic
– Slipped/Prolapsed and herniated lumbar discs
– Trapped nerves/Sciatica
– Facet joint strains
– Mechanical back pain
– Spondylosis (Disc degeneration)
– Spondylolisthesis (One vertebra moving on another due to instability)
– Costovertebral strains (Rib pain and pain when taking a deep breath)
– Muscle weakness and poor core stability
– Slipped/Prolapsed and herniated lumbar discs
– Trapped nerves/Sciatica
– Facet joint strains
– Mechanical back pain
– Spondylosis (Disc degeneration)
– Spondylolisthesis (One vertebra moving on another due to instability)
– Costovertebral strains (Rib pain and pain when taking a deep breath)
– Muscle weakness and poor core stability
NECK PAIN & STIFFNESS
– Slipped/Prolapsed and herniated cervical discs
– Cervical spondyloses and spondylitis
– Trapped nerves
– VDU (Visual Display Unit) and tablet computers related pain and stiffness
– Facet joint strains
– Whiplash
– Complex neck/shoulder/arm pain
– Cervical spondyloses and spondylitis
– Trapped nerves
– VDU (Visual Display Unit) and tablet computers related pain and stiffness
– Facet joint strains
– Whiplash
– Complex neck/shoulder/arm pain
SPORTS INJURIES
– Muscle tears and strains
– Running and other overuse injuries (for example anterior knee pain, runners knee, ITB friction syndrome, etc
– Torn ligaments and tendons – for example ACL tears (Anterior cruciate ligament)
– Tendonitis
– Bio-mechanical Problems
– Running and other overuse injuries (for example anterior knee pain, runners knee, ITB friction syndrome, etc
– Torn ligaments and tendons – for example ACL tears (Anterior cruciate ligament)
– Tendonitis
– Bio-mechanical Problems
HEADACHES, SHOULDER PAIN AND STIFFNESS
– Shoulder impingement syndrome
– Dislocation and instability
– Frozen shoulder
– Chronic shoulder/arm pain
– Dislocation and instability
– Frozen shoulder
– Chronic shoulder/arm pain
TRAPPED NERVES
– Sciatica
– Pins & needles
– Numbness
– Muscle weakness
– Pins & needles
– Numbness
– Muscle weakness
JOINT WEAR & TEAR
– Osteoarthritis
– Spondylosis
– Spondylosis
POST-OPERATIVE ORTHOPEDIC REHABILITATION
– ACL reconstruction
– Knee meniscus surgery
– Total hip replacement
– Total knee replacement
– Knee meniscus surgery
– Total hip replacement
– Total knee replacement
