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The Physiotherapist can diagnose a problem and plan to improve their client’s condition by identifying the problem area and then planning and implementing appropriate treatment. They play an essential role in the early rehabilitation and management of musculoskeletal conditions. The Physiotherapist will aim to identify how the bone structure is affected by different types of pain and any deformity associated with it.
Below are some of the conditions;
Common acute and chronic musculoskeletal conditions
Physiotherapists will take of chronic conditions, including shoulder pain, neck pain, low back pain and joint replacement surgery and Neurological conditions such as stroke rehabilitation or management of TBI-related symptoms.
Workplace rehabilitation treatments
Such as post-surgery work capacity, musculoskeletal injuries and workplace ergonomics. In addition to musculoskeletal conditions and sports injuries, physiotherapists also deal with conditions of the:
Cardiovascular system.
There is continuing debate over whether physiotherapists should only be involved with musculoskeletal conditions or if they should be involved in all health areas. Physiotherapists at Elevate Physio Balwyn are qualified to treat all human body systems, including the cardiovascular and nervous systems.
Osteoarthritis
As one of the leading causes of disability in Australia, it is essential to act early on so that you can live a comfortable life for as long as possible.
Low Back Pain (LBP)
This condition is quite common, and if left untreated, it can lead to more severe issues such as sciatica and muscle spasms.
Shoulder Pain
This type of pain is typically caused by neck and back issues and can severely impact your ability to perform daily activities.
Hip Pain
This condition affects more than half of all hip replacement patients in Australia. It is common to experience pain in different body parts due to being immobile for such a long period before the surgery takes place.
Elbow Pain
Elbow pain can occur in anyone of any age, usually caused by overuse of the arm due to work or other activities.
Stress Fracture
This condition is common among runners, and it occurs due to repetitive stress on specific parts of the bone.
Gout
While this disease was once considered common among seniors over age 60, it has also been found in younger patients.
Myofascial Pain Syndrome (FPS).
This condition affects many different muscles in the body, and it can cause pain to worsen when you are active or when you are inactive and resting.
Peripheral Nerve Disorders (including the carpal tunnel)
It can cause severe discomfort in the lower back, and in some cases, it may lead to more severe issues such as sciatica and muscle spasms.
Wrist Pain/Tendonitis
This common problem often occurs at the hand, wrist or elbow joints, but it can also be found in other parts of the body.This is one of best service at elevate physic Balwyn.
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