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Neck Pain

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Is your neck movement ​

restricted?

If yes to any of these your neck pain is most likely a result of condition affecting the joints, muscles or tendons in your neck.

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Does your pain spread?

Pain can develop in the neck and may spread to your shoulder, down your arm to your fingers, up to the base of the skull and over your head. If a nerve is irritated you may also experience pins and needles or numbness in parts of your arm or hand. Factors that can contribute to this include tension and sustained or repetitive activity such as sitting at a desk at work, using the telephone for a long period of time, playing a musical instrument, driving long-distance and using tablets or smartphones

What conditions are linked to neck pain?

W​hiplash

If your neck has a sudden jolt you may develop pain. This is most common following a car accident.

Torti​collis

A torticollis is when the head becomes twisted to one side and it is very painful to move the head back to a straight position.

C​ervical radiculopathy

This is when the root of a nerve is irritated in the neck.

Cerv​icogenic headaches:

These headaches are bought on by specific problems in the upper neck. Physiotherapy is effective to help correct these problems.

5 ways to reduce HEADACHES and NECK PAIN without reaching in the medicine cabinet

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    Brush your shoulders off
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    Breathe
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Unlock your Own Healing Power with Physio

We can help you resolve your neck pain.

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Our specialist Physiotherapy team will take time to listen and understand your problem. Their advanced skills and knowledge mean that we will understand your problem and create a personal well-being plan, that will ensure you live the life you want, without being held back. When you come for an assessment we will examine your neck and identify the cause of your symptoms. Once we have diagnosed this we will design your own personalised action plan for rehabilitation.

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Low back pain affects nearly everyone at some stage of their active adult life and is one of the most common ailments. Whether your pain is mild, intermittent or chronic, you shouldn’t have to suffer in silence. Back pain can even start without warning and for no obvious reason, interfering with simple, everyday tasks such as: sitting, getting in and out of the car, moving and sleeping well. When pain is acute, our usual response is  to just try and get some relief immediately through drugs. Sometimes it disappears as quickly as it arrived and as soon as we have recovered, we forget about it until it re occurs. With a little bit of knowledge and a few simple strategies, most people can learn to improve and manage their own symptoms. You just need to know what to do.

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