Suffering from back or neck pain?
Back and neck pain can be debilitating, affecting various aspects of daily life. Understanding the causes of these common issues is crucial for effective treatment and prevention. In this comprehensive guide, we delve into the common causes of back and neck pain and injuries, providing insight into how they impact our bodies and lives.
Common causes of back and neck pain
Appointments with Physiotherapy Scotland
If you are experiencing back and neck injuries or pain, Physiotherapy Scotland offers expert assessment and treatment. Our experienced team of physiotherapists specialises in diagnosing and managing a variety of musculoskeletal conditions. Schedule an appointment today to start your journey towards recovery and improved wellbeing.
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Your back injury physiotherapy appointment will be typically 30 minutes for a new referral. During that time we will carry out a thorough clinical assessment and ensure you receive advice, education and management strategies. I encourage patients to take responsibility for their own health and will often include physiotherapy pool and gym exercises within their rehabilitation programme.
Should you need further investigation I will refer you back to your GP or Consultant for their opinion as this is a medical decision.
My aim is to return patients back to their work and sport as soon as possible. The length of time depends on the injury and the treatment required. Additionally, the demands of work or the particular sport, the healing time of injury and rate of progress through rehabilitation goals are all factors in the return to activity. It is very important that you take responsibility for completing your physiotherapy exercises.
As a Physiotherapist we are recognised by the major insurance companies to provide Physiotherapy in Glasgow but it is wise to contact them before any consultation. You will need to get authorisation from your insurer before attending for Physiotherapy and also inform them as to which of our clinics you will be attending.
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Comprehensive Assessment
We conduct thorough assessments to understand your condition and create a tailored treatment plan.
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Evidence Based Treatments
Our treatments are based on the latest research and best practices in physiotherapy.
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Home Exercise Programme
We provide you with detailed exercise programmes to continue your rehabilitation at home.
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Educations & Empowerment
We empower you to take control of your health by educating you on self-care practices.
Back & Neck Exercises and Advice
Back & Neck Links
Surgical information and contacts Specific sites for low back pain: www.nhs.uk/Conditions/Back–pain/ https://www.csp.org.uk/conditions/back-pain General affiliated links & clinics The National Stadium Sports Medicine Centre (Hampden) Glasgow Hyndland Physiotherapy Clinic Bounce Back Physiotherapy Kerry Stewart’s Pilates Glasgow Aimi McGeough- Neurological and Rehabilitation Physiotherapist. Contact: aimiphysio@gmail.com or call on 07399340484 The Joint Recovery Clinic
Slumping Sid
Slumping Sid is a simple short story for children and their parents which highlights the importance of good posture and fitness in order to prevent back pain. The story is aimed at primary aged children as it is during this time that bad habits begin to develop (trust me I know, I have 4…
Back Pain Rehabilitation Programme
Back Pain A PHYSIOTHERAPY GUIDE FOR PATIENTS’ WITH BACK PAIN FRANK GILROY (Physiotherapist) TONY REECE (Back Specialist) HEATHER CAMERON (Student Physiotherapist) MOHAMED ADMANI (Student Physiotherapist) The Spine The spine is a strong and stable structure which allows the limbs to move freely and the body to bear weight, as well as protecting the spinal cord.…
Appointments & Questions
How do I get a physiotherapy appointment for a back or neck assessment? To arrange an appointment contact Frank Gilroy directly on 07906 250 032 What happens at a back pain consultation? Your back injury physiotherapy appointment will be typically 30 to 45 minutes for a new referral. During that time I will carry…
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