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Physiotherapyis a healthcare profession that considers the way the body moves as being central to health, fitness and well-being. Physiotherapists aim to identify the exact cause of your symptoms through a thorough assessment, leading to a diagnosis and a treatment plan. This could include mobilization and manipulation, electrotherapy, specific strengthening and stretching exercises and postural education including core stability exercises ensure health, fitness and well being.

WHY DO WE NEED PHYSIOTHERAPY?

No matter how fit (or unfit) we are, most of us will suffer from aches and pains at some stage during our lives.

There are many causes for these aches and pains, some typical examples might be:

1. Overexertion at sport –      causing soft tissue injuries, sprains and muscle damage.
2. Children’s muscle or joint      problems – related to growth, sport or posture.
3. Gardening – can cause low      back pain, sciatica and neck pain.
4. A fall – resulting in      bruises, sprains or a fracture and lead to loss of mobility and confidence.
5. Sedentary occupations – from      poor sitting positions and postures leading to neck and shoulder pain with      associated pain in the arm and hand, or low back pain and sciatica.
6. Road traffic accidents –      often resulting in whiplash and back pain
7. Post – operative problems –      ongoing pain, stiffness and loss of mobility following surgery.
8. General aches and pains –      from arthritic or inflamed joints, commonly called osteoarthritis and      rheumatoid arthritis.

Though these conditions affect your quality of life and they can be relieved through physiotherapy treatment – helping you to get back to feeling fit and well.

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