Pain Management
For long-lasting pain, physical treatment is set alongside a review of movement habits and daily load.
How the treatment runs
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An initial assessment: listening to the complaint, then measuring range of motion and muscle strength.
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Agreeing the session frequency and the goals for pain management together with the patient.
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Delivering the sessions and repeating the measurements at the end of each one.
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Handing over the home exercise programme and scheduling the review appointment.
Other treatments in this department
Manual Therapy Session
Hands-on treatment delivered by the physiotherapist, targeting the joint and the soft tissue around it. It is used to open up restricted movement and reduce pain.
Joint Mobilisation
Reopening a restricted joint through controlled, graded movements. It is applied often at the shoulder, hip and ankle.
Myofascial Release
Easing tension in a muscle and the connective tissue around it with slow pressure techniques. It is preferred where muscle stiffness has lasted a long time.
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Contact
Tell us about the pain and the goal, and we will plan the right programme together.