Back and neck pain
Back and neck pain are common reasons to seek physiotherapy. Long hours of desk work, heavy or awkward lifting, and flare-ups of long standing problems make up most of it. The encouraging part is that most episodes respond well to staying active, targeted exercise and sensible load management rather than strict rest.
Sports and joint injuries
Ankle sprains, knee injuries and shoulder complaints can interrupt sport and everyday activity. A physiotherapy assessment considers symptoms, movement and the demands of your sport, then helps plan appropriate rehabilitation.
Overuse and tendon problems
Tendon pain in the achilles, elbow, hip or knee usually follows a spike in activity: a new program, a weekend project or a return to sport after a break. Treatment focuses on settling the irritation, then building the tendon back up with progressive strength work so the next spike does not cause a repeat.
Assessment for pain and injury
Crest's physiotherapy service covers back and neck pain, sports injuries and joint concerns. Treatment is planned around your assessment, not a generic injury checklist.
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