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Physiotherapy Top Ryde
Our experienced team are here to help relieve pain and discomfort, improve function and optimise your physical performance.
If you have pain or have suffered an injury, or if you're looking to improve your function, physical condition or performance, our team are here to support and guide you achieve your individual goals.
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Recover, Rejuvenate, and Regain Your Mobility
Pain, discomfort, and mobility issues can significantly affect your quality of life. Whether it's due to an injury, a medical condition, or the natural aging process, these physical challenges can limit your ability to perform everyday tasks and activities you love. Applying in depth knowledge and hands-on skills, we assess, diagnose and treat a wide range of musculoskeletal conditions, involving injury or pain to joints, ligaments, muscles, tendons and nerves.
Conditions we commonly treat:
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Lower back pain
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Neck pain and headaches
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Sports injuries - running related injuries
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Rehabilitation following surgery or fracture
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Pre- and post-pregnancy care and pelvic floor related pain or problems
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Hip, knee, ankle and foot injuries or problems
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Shoulder, elbow, wrist and hand injuries or problems
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Nerve pain
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Arthritis and other joint conditions
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Child and adolescent injury, pain or problems
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Work-related pain
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Jaw Pain
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Vertigo and dizziness
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Neurological conditions
How can physiotherapy help me?
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Manual therapy - joint mobilisation, soft tissue techniques including myofascial release and massage
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Acupuncture (dry needling)
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Pain management techniques
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Taping and brace fitting
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Exercise rehabilitation - mobilisation, stretching and strengthening
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Ergonomic and workplace advice
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Posture and movement analysis and correction
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Gait and running analysis
Work-Related Injuries
Many individuals sustain injuries in the workplace due to various factors like repetitive motion, improper lifting techniques, or even slips and falls. These could include conditions such as carpal tunnel syndrome, lower back pain, or strains. Physiotherapy can offer strategies for pain relief, recovery, and prevention of future injuries, including exercises to improve strength and flexibility, and education about ergonomics and safe workplace practices.
Repetitive Strain Injuries
These are conditions that develop over time due to repeated motions or overuse of a particular body part, often seen in athletes or those with physically demanding jobs. Examples include tennis elbow, runner's knee, or shin splints. Physiotherapy can provide relief through targeted exercises, manual therapy, and advice on rest and activity modification.
Accidental Injuries
Accidents such as falls, motor vehicle collisions, or sports mishaps can result in injuries like fractures, dislocations, or concussions. In these cases, physiotherapy is essential for rehabilitation, helping to manage pain, restore function and mobility, and speed up the recovery process.
Chronic Pain
Chronic pain conditions such as arthritis, fibromyalgia, and persistent back pain can greatly impact a person's quality of life, often limiting their mobility and daily functioning. This persistent discomfort is not just a symptom but a condition in itself that needs targeted treatment. Physiotherapy provides an array of pain management strategies, including specific exercises, manual therapy, and education about pain and the body. This approach is designed to reduce discomfort, improve physical function, and help individuals better manage their condition.
Post-Surgical Rehabilitation
Following surgery, the body often requires assistance to return to its normal function and strength. Whether it's a joint replacement, heart surgery, or a procedure to correct a physical issue, post-surgical rehabilitation is crucial for a successful recovery. Physiotherapy plays an integral role in this process, offering tailored exercises and treatments to increase flexibility, build strength, and reduce the risk of post-surgical complications such as blood clots or pneumonia. With the help of physiotherapy, patients can recover more effectively and potentially shorten their overall recovery time.
Sports Injuries
Athletes, whether professional or recreational, often push their bodies to the limit, which can sometimes result in injuries. These can range from acute injuries like sprains, fractures, or dislocations, to overuse injuries such as tendonitis or stress fractures. Regardless of the type of injury, physiotherapy can offer significant benefits. Targeted exercises can help to restore strength, flexibility, and balance, promoting a faster recovery. Moreover, physiotherapists can provide advice on safe return to sport, helping to prevent re-injury.
Common Problems helped with Physiotherapy
Investing in physiotherapy means investing in your overall well-being. It’s about gaining the strength and flexibility you need to lead an active, fulfilling life. Our approach to physiotherapy empowers you to take control of your health, offering you the tools and strategies you need to manage pain, improve mobility, and enhance your physical function.
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Physiotherapy can benefit individuals of all ages dealing with chronic pain, recovering from surgery, or suffering from mobility issues, among other conditions.
Typically, a session includes an assessment of your physical condition, followed by appropriate treatments such as exercises, manual therapy, or education about managing your condition.
While it's not typically required, some insurance providers may need a referral for coverage. Check with your provider for details.
The length of a session can vary based on your specific needs, but typically ranges from 30 to 60 minutes.
The frequency of sessions depends on your individual treatment plan. Your physiotherapist will provide recommendations based on your specific condition and goals.
Frequently Asked Questions
Who can benefit from physiotherapy?
Physiotherapy can benefit individuals of all ages dealing with chronic pain, recovering from surgery, or suffering from mobility issues, among other conditions.
What does a typical physiotherapy session involve?
Typically, a session includes an assessment of your physical condition, followed by appropriate treatments such as exercises, manual therapy, or education about managing your condition.
Do I need a doctor's referral for physiotherapy?
While it's not typically required, some insurance providers may need a referral for coverage. Check with your provider for details.
How long does each physiotherapy session last?
The length of a session can vary based on your specific needs, but typically ranges from 30 to 60 minutes.
How often should I go to physiotherapy?
The frequency of sessions depends on your individual treatment plan. Your physiotherapist will provide recommendations based on your specific condition and goals.