Physiotherapy service
Treatment of joint, muscle, ligament and tendon problems.
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Musculoskeletal Physiotherapy is usually provided within Physiotherapy, typically by physiotherapists. Providers list the services they offer themselves; HealthNaro shows prices, hours and other details only when the provider has supplied them.
Musculoskeletal physiotherapy assesses and treats problems of the muscles, joints, ligaments and spine, such as back pain, neck pain, joint pain and stiffness. A physiotherapist examines how you move, explains what they find and builds a plan that often combines exercise, hands-on techniques and advice on activity.
It is for people with pain or reduced movement from injury, overuse, long-term joint conditions or posture-related problems. It is also used alongside other care after some treatments. A physiotherapist will tell you if another professional should see you first.
A first appointment is often longer than later ones because of the assessment. The number of sessions depends on the problem, and your physiotherapist can discuss this after the first visit.
You will be asked about the problem, your activities and goals. The physiotherapist watches you move and examines the area. You are taught exercises to do at home, and treatment may include manual techniques. Progress is reviewed, and the plan adjusted.
Do the exercises you are given, in the way you are shown, and keep to any advice about activity. Tell the physiotherapist if something increases your pain. Keep a note of progress to discuss at the next visit.
See a physiotherapist for pain or stiffness that lasts or limits activity. Seek urgent medical attention for new numbness around the groin, loss of bladder or bowel control, or weakness that worsens quickly.
Cost depends on session length, the number of sessions, home visits, equipment used and the therapist's experience. HealthNaro shows a price only where a clinic has supplied a figure with a source and date.
Read more in our guide: Physiotherapy for back pain: what treatment involves and what the evidence supports.
This page is general information and not medical advice. In an emergency, contact your local emergency number.
Sources: NHS; NHS; World Health Organization.
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