| Why Physiotherapy? |
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Physiotherapy is the physical treatment of the body,
using hands-on (manual therapy) or by use of electrotherapy. |
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- The reduction and control of pain and inflammation
- The restoration of movement in joints, muscles and neural system
- Identification and management of the causes of the problem in order to reduce
the risk of further exacerbation or injury
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Ultimately it is a holistic approach, taking the whole
musculoskeletal system and the needs of the individual into account. |
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| Common Complaints Effectively Treated
By Physiotherapy |
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Spinal problems of a mechanical nature
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Back pain, slipped discs, sciatica, headache, postural
weakness and fatigue |
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Upper Limb Problems |
Shoulder pain, tennis elbow, RSI (Repetitive Strain Injury) |
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Lower Limb Problems |
Hip, knee, ankle, and foot (e.g. muscle strains, ligament
sprains, swollen joints, gait problems and fallen arches |
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Sporting Injuries |
Pulled, torn, strained or sprained muscles, tendons and
ligaments - joint injuries and overuse injuries |
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Rheumatologic Conditions |
Osteoarthritis, fibromyalgia |
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Rehabilitation for Neurological Conditions |
| Post Stroke. MS |
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Why wait for the pain to be unbearable before you seek
professional help? |
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At Physiomatters (London) Ltd we believe in early prevention
and education of the patient to effectively aid recovery. |
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We understand that an individual has particular needs
and we will support and tailor treatment to individual requirements while maintaining
structured clinical objectives. We aim not only to treat your pain but also identify
their causing factors. |
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