Physiotherapy Conditions

Ankle

Ankle conditions can vary in their nature and severity. From ankle sprains to chronic ankle instability and plantar fasciitis, it can impact your mobility and daily life.

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Knee

Knee conditions include sprains and strains or more complex issues such as ligament tears and meniscus damage. Some of the common conditions are knee osteoarthritis and iliotibial band friction syndrome.

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Shoulder

Some of the common conditions in the upper limbs include rotator cuff injury, frozen shoulder and impingement syndromes.

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Elbow

Golf and tennis’ elbow conditions are commonly seen in people who perform repetitive tasks with their hands, such as mechanics, homemakers or sportspeople like golfers, tennis, badminton players or bowlers.

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Lower Back

Back conditions include upper and lower back pain that can range from mild, intermittent discomfort to severe, persistent pain. Such pain can be caused by various factors such as muscle sprains or poor posture.

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Hip

A range of common conditions may lead to discomfort in the area such as hip osteoarthritis and bursitis, muscle strains, tendinitis, and hip impingement syndromes.

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Sports Injuries

Defined as musculoskeletal injuries sustained during sports or physical activities. Such sports injuries can be categorised into acute injuries and overuse injuries.

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Scoliosis

Scoliosis is a 3-dimensional deformity of the spine. It is diagnosed when there is sideways bending of the spine greater than 10 degrees, accompanied by rotation of the spine.

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Neck

Wry neck is a common condition when one develops a painfully stiff and tilted neck. Some discomfort or limitation can persist even after the pain settles.

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Pregnancy-related Conditions

Pregnancy-Related Girdle Pain

Your body undergoes multiple physiological changes during and after pregnancy. These changes may lead to post-pregnancy abdominal muscle separation or diastasis of rectus abdominis muscle, or pelvic girdle pain.

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