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Orthopaedics

Orthopaedic conditions, including fractures, joint injuries, and degenerative conditions like arthritis, can significantly impact daily life. As a specialist physiotherapist, I provide expert rehabilitation to support pain relief, restore function, and enhance mobility following injury or surgery.

Common Conditions Treated

  • Joint Replacements – Recovery following hip, knee, and shoulder replacements.

  • Fractures & Trauma – Post-injury rehabilitation to regain strength and movement.

  • Spinal Conditions – Management of disc herniation, stenosis, and post-surgical recovery.

  • Tendon & Ligament Injuries – Including rotator cuff tears and ACL rehabilitation.

  • Arthritis & Osteoporosis – Improving joint function and reducing stiffness.

  • Post-Operative Stiffness & Weakness – Addressing reduced mobility and function after surgery.

How Physiotherapy Can Help

  • Post-Surgical Rehabilitation – Tailored recovery plans to rebuild strength, flexibility, and function.

  • Pain Management & Joint Mobilisation – Hands-on techniques to relieve discomfort and improve movement.

  • Muscle Strength & Endurance Training – Progressive exercises to restore full function and prevent re-injury.

  • Gait & Functional Movement Retraining – Helping individuals move safely and efficiently.

  • Swelling & Inflammation Reduction – Using movement therapy and manual techniques to manage post-surgical swelling.

  • Return to Daily Activities & Sport – Restoring independence and supporting a safe return to work, hobbies, or exercise.

A structured step-by-step rehabilitation programme ensures a safe, effective, and lasting recovery, supporting long-term joint health and overall well-being.

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