This is something we will all experience at some point in our lives. If you experience pain for any longer than 7 days it is recommended that you see a chartered physiotherapist to be assessed and treated so that you prevent posture compensations. Many musculoskeletal structures are damaged or affected when you sustain an injury.
Research has show that 80% of people will experience back pain at some point in their life. However, 20% will suffer greatly and it will affect both their lifestyle, work and their relationships. Early intervention from one of our physiotherapists can prevent dramatic lifestyle alterations and possible surgery
Research has shown that 70% of people will suffer with a painful neck at some point in their lives. In about 5% of cases this will have a significant affect of their daily lives. This number we feel is growing fast due to the advanced use of phones, laptops and computers. Our physiotherapists will be able to identify and treat your root problem.
Our Dublin sports physiotherapy clinics have a team of highly qualified sports physiotherapists. Staying healthy and injury free is everyone sports persons goal. Our physiotherapists will work closely with you to getting you back on your feet and ensuring that fitness is maintained in the process.
Discomfort from poor posture is very common. Most of us sit for long hours whether is be at a desk or in the car. Our spinal muscles work hard to hold our spine and head up against gravity. Sitting for long hours and slouching will cause these muscles to become stiff, achy, and tense.
Arthritic joints can be both painful and debilitating having an effect on nearly every aspect of your life. Along with the appropriate medication prescribed by your GP or consultant, physiotherapy can help with reducing pain, improve movement and strength.
Headaches are reported to be the most common pain complaint in the world with 90% of people experiencing them at some stage in life. If you feel that you need to take pain-relief regularly for headaches you should visit your physiotherapist for proper assessment and treatment.
