Physiotherapy Treatment in Charleville

Posture-related issues, bulging discs, slipped discs, sciatica, whiplash, degenerative changes such as arthritis, Sports-related injuries and whiplash

Arthritis, repetitive strain injuries, tendonitis, knee pain, sprains and strains

• Ligament sprains (ACL, MCL, PCL) and meniscus injuries

• Patellofemoral (kneecap) pain and overuse injuries

• Hip bursitis, labral tears, and impingement

• Arthritis and joint degeneration

• Post-surgical rehabilitation (knee replacements, hip replacements, arthroscopies)

• Sports-related strains and traumatic injuries

• Shoulder pain & injuries – rotator cuff strains/tears, frozen shoulder, dislocations, impingement

• Elbow conditions – tennis elbow (lateral epicondylitis), golfer’s elbow (medial epicondylitis), ligament strains

• Carpal tunnel syndrome – tingling, numbness, and pain from nerve compression in the wrist

• Repetitive strain injuries – from sports, desk work, or manual jobs

• Post-surgical rehabilitation – after shoulder stabilisation or elbow surgery

• Knee surgery – ACL/PCL repairs, meniscus surgery, knee replacements

• Hip surgery – total hip replacements, hip resurfacing, arthroscopy

• Shoulder surgery – rotator cuff repair, labral repair, stabilisation procedures

• Spinal surgery – discectomy, laminectomy, spinal fusions

• Other orthopaedic procedures – fracture repairs, ankle reconstructions, wrist surgeries

• Sciatica – radiating pain from the lower back down the leg

• Trapped or pinched nerves – causing numbness, tingling, or burning pain

• Muscle spasms and chronic tension – restricting movement and comfort

• Repetitive strain injuries – from desk work, sports, or manual labour

• Tendon and ligament injuries – strains, sprains, and overuse damage

• Soft tissue inflammation – bursitis, tendonitis, and muscle irritation

• Tension headaches – often caused by tight neck and shoulder muscles

• Migraines – with or without aura, triggered by stress, posture, or muscle imbalance

• Cervicogenic headaches – headaches originating from the neck and upper spine

• Bell’s Palsy – facial nerve weakness or paralysis

• Jaw tension and TMJ dysfunction – often linked to headaches and facial pain

• Ankle sprains and strains – often caused by sports or sudden twisting injuries

• Plantar fasciitis – sharp heel pain, especially in the morning

• Achilles tendon problems – pain and stiffness in the back of the heel

• Stress fractures – from running, jumping, or repetitive impact

• Flat feet and overpronation – leading to pain and imbalance

• Arthritis of the ankle and foot joints – causing stiffness and swelling

• Post-surgical rehabilitation – ankle or foot surgery recovery

• Muscle tightness and spasms – often in the neck, shoulders, and back

• Tension headaches and migraines – linked to stress and poor posture

• Digestive discomfort and fatigue – common when stress is ongoing

• Weakened recovery – slower healing from injuries or surgery

• Exacerbation of chronic pain – stress makes existing pain feel worse