Conditions
We treat a variety of conditions in both children and adult patients. These include (but are not limited) to the following:
Muscle, joint and nerve pain is the most common reason why our patients require physiotherapy. Relief can often be felt immediately or might require only a few sessions.
Neck, back and spinal disc conditions are common causes for physical pain that might not always be specific to the injured regions.
Sports injuries and accidents (whether home, work or vehicle accidents and falls) often cause bodily harm not requiring excessive medical treatment, but physiotherapy to reduce pain and speed up recovery.
Old age naturally comes with more aches and pains. Decreased mobility and flexibility have a tremendously negative impact on one's lifestyle and ability to fully enjoy the golden years.
Poor posture often starts due to occupational and lifestyle demands, and later continues due to joint stiffness, muscle weakness or tightness, poor core stability, and decreased fitness.
Patients who suffer from sinusitis and its associated headaches greatly benefit from physiotherapy. We apply ultrasound to the affected areas to drain the mucus and reduce inflammation.
Respiratory conditions include a range of respiratory (upper respiratory tract and chest) illnesses and diseases – chronic or current infections. It includes asthma,bronchitis, pneumonia and even lung cancer.
Carpal Tunnel Syndrome is caused by a compressed nerve in the narrow passageway in your wrist. It causes mainly numbness and tingling in the hand, which often stretches up the arm.
Thoracic Outlet Syndrome occurs when there is compression of the blood vessels or nerves between the neck and armpit. It causes discomfort and pain down to the hand.
Osteoarthritis is the most common form of all the arthritis types. It refers to the conditions when the cartilage protecting the bone ends wears away. It affects mainly older females.
Rheumatoid Arthritis is one of the over hundred arthritis types. It is an autoimmune disorder and causes pain due to chronic inflammation, mainly of the joint lining. It affects all ages.
Patients who suffer from chronic, widespread muscular pain and tenderness at specific points, have a constant flu-like feeling and struggle with fatigue, might have Fibromyalgia Syndrome.